Stone with bluish, golden or green reflections, the Labradorite mainly comes from Canada, Madagascar, Finland and Russia. It protects against negative energies, enhances intuition and supports empathetic individuals. It is also the birthstone of the month of February.
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The Labradorite is a mysterious and fascinating stone, known for its metallic reflections called “labradorescence,” which change depending on the angle of light. It can display flashes of blue, green, gold, orange, or purple. It is associated with the third eye chakra and sometimes with the heart chakra.
Discovered in Canada on the Labrador Peninsula in the 18th century (hence its name), the Labradorite is also present in Scandinavian and shamanic traditions. It is a stone of transformation and wisdom, often used by intuitive people, healers, artists, and creative spirits.
Birthstone for the month of February, the Labradorite offers both protection, centering, and inner clarity. It helps filter emotions and prevents being overwhelmed by external energies. It is ideal for enhancing inner listening, confidence, and serenity.
