Labradorite Palm Stone

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Stone description: Labradorite is colourless, or grey-white to blue-grey, with a fascinating play of colours when rotated, known as iridescence – looking at it will surely remind you of the multicoloured feathers of peacocks. It got its name from the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, where it was discovered in the 18th century. In Europe you can find it, for example, in Finland; however, Madagascar is currently considered the main source of both rough and processed labradorite. In terms of composition, it is a type of sodium-calcium feldspar, plagioclase.

About the product: Smooth palm stones are carefully made to fit perfectly in your hand. Each one is shaped by hand and then polished by tumbling. These elegant stones are ideal for meditation, relaxation, carrying with you for a sense of wellbeing, or as a beautiful and original gift.