6ST456: Labradorite Round 6mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Labradorite earns its reputation — these 6mm rounds carry that signature spectral flash (called labradorescence) that shifts from deep grey to green, blue, and gold depending on the light and angle. If you want a gemstone that does something, this is it.
The base tone sits in cool grey-green, but labradorescence means the surface comes alive with an iridescent shimmer that moves as the piece moves — no two views look quite the same.
Their round shape and 6mm size make them versatile for stringing in single-strand or multi-strand necklaces where the flash can catch light with every movement, and they work especially well as accent beads in wire-wrapped pendants or earrings where the labradorescence gets a chance to show off at close range.
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Labradorite is a variety of Feldspar. Depending up the lighting and angle viewed, this gem's lustrous beauty can take on many shades. It exhibits an intensely colorful play of light across its polished surfaces, appropriately referred to as labradoresence. Its lustrous and almost metallic reflections make this gem ideal for bold jewelry creations. The Natives of Labrador once used the powdered gem as a magical curative potion.
6ST456: Labradorite Round 6mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Labradorite earns its reputation — these 6mm rounds carry that signature spectral flash (called labradorescence) that shifts from deep grey to green, blue, and gold depending on the light and angle. If you want a gemstone that does something, this is it.
The base tone sits in cool grey-green, but labradorescence means the surface comes alive with an iridescent shimmer that moves as the piece moves — no two views look quite the same.
Their round shape and 6mm size make them versatile for stringing in single-strand or multi-strand necklaces where the flash can catch light with every movement, and they work especially well as accent beads in wire-wrapped pendants or earrings where the labradorescence gets a chance to show off at close range.
