Labradorite Free Form Mineral Piece

One of the reasons why this stunning mineral is a sought-after ornamental piece is its ‘labradoresence’. This is the name given to the iridescent blue, green and yellow hues created by light reflecting on the rock’s internal fractures – it’s utterly captivating.

Indeed, there’s an Inuit legend of the Northern Lights becoming trapped in the rocky coast of Labrador, Canada, thus creating this dazzling form.

Being uncut, or free form, means each polished piece is unique and ready to be displayed in your home, somewhere the light can dance on it.

The original home of this mesmerising specimen is Madagascar, where it occurs in abundance in Earth’s surface, and was collected in line with Sedex’s environmental and ethical regulations.