Polished Rare Purple Flash Labradorite Standing Free Forms x 3 From Tulear, Madagascar Namibia formed in metamorphic rocks like

formed in metamorphic rocks like shale or schist under intense heat and pressure

Recently a deposit has been found which shows a banded colour distribution which is very unique

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adding depth and contrast to the stone

Malawi produces a dynamic mix of blue to white chalcedony (sometimes banded) and crystalline geode-like or complex vug specimens

Polished Rare Purple Flash Labradorite Standing Free Forms x 3 From Tulear, Madagascar Namibia formed in metamorphic rocks likePRODUCT INFORMATION General Description Labradorite is a truly exceptional gem, celebrated for its mesmerizing chatoyancy, which manifests in a captivating spectrum of colors. These hues can range from enchanting shades of blue, yellow, pink, purple, and occasionally, a stunning red. Among these, the deep blue variety is the most commonly encountered, while other colors are notably less prevalent. Polishing Labradorite to reveal its enchanting