Labradorite Small Necklace

Labradorite at the collarbone — grey and understated until the light catches it, and then that flash of iridescent color stops the room. Hand-strung with gold-filled wire and clasp. The most visually dramatic of the small necklaces.

The Stone
Labradorite's color play comes from light refracting between thin layers of alternating composition within the stone — a phenomenon that's impossible to replicate artificially at this scale. The Inuit called it the frozen Aurora. Associated with awakening, magic, and deep intuition, it's a stone for anyone ready to see the extraordinary in the everyday.