Labradorite Short Chip Necklace

Product detailed description

Stone description: Labradorite is colourless, or grey-white to bluish-grey, with a fascinating change of colours, known as iridescence – looking at it, you will surely be reminded of the colourful feathers of peacocks. It was named after the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, where it was discovered in the 18th century. In Europe, it can be found for example in Finland; however, Madagascar is currently considered the main source of both raw and processed labradorite. In terms of composition, it is a type of sodium-calcium feldspar plagioclase.

About the product: A necklace made of small tumbled chips of labradorite. Thanks to the irregular shape and the variety of minerals, each necklace is a complete original – a great choice for those looking for a casual yet elegant accessory with natural charm for everyday wear. Necklaces are 40-45 cm long and finished with a clasp made of silver-plated tombac. The jewellery contains no nickel, making it suitable even for sensitive skin.

Care: To keep your jewellery looking its best for as long as possible, we recommend taking it off before bathing or showering and not wearing it during sports activities. The jewellery should also not be soaked in salty or other solutions. Do not use standard silver or gold cleaning products for maintenance.