HOT!! Fiery Golden Blue Labradorite Spectrolite Pendant Bead for Jewelry Making!
This is for one) bead which will make a great pendant of centerpiece.
Labradorite is a variety of Feldspar, originally named after being discovered in Labrador, Newfoundland (Canada). It is found in several countries, although known as Spectrolite in some locations, due to the many brilliant spectral colors of "flash" or "schiller" which can be seen when light is reflected from it.
Labradorite is a scintillating natural rock mineral that exudes schiller effect. The iridescent optical effect of the Labradorite blue fire gemstone is also called as labradorescence. The gemstone derives its name from a place called Labrador in Canada. The geological type area for the Labradorite Blue Fire Gemstone is Paul's Island in Labrador, very close to Nain. Apart from the Labrador Peninsula, the gemstone is also found in Australia, India, Norway, Russian and Mexico. Traces of Labradorite Blue Fire Gemstone are also excavated from Madagascar, US and Newfoundland.
Quantity: 1 Bead(s)
Material Type: Labradorite
Size: 1.37x.87x.37"
Hole Size: 1mm
Color: Blue Gold
Legend: Labradorite is said to bring the magic of the everyday world into focus.
Origin: Canada
NOTE: Images do not reflect number or size. Please see table for that information.
This is for one) bead which will make a great pendant of centerpiece.
Labradorite is a variety of Feldspar, originally named after being discovered in Labrador, Newfoundland (Canada). It is found in several countries, although known as Spectrolite in some locations, due to the many brilliant spectral colors of "flash" or "schiller" which can be seen when light is reflected from it.
Labradorite is a scintillating natural rock mineral that exudes schiller effect. The iridescent optical effect of the Labradorite blue fire gemstone is also called as labradorescence. The gemstone derives its name from a place called Labrador in Canada. The geological type area for the Labradorite Blue Fire Gemstone is Paul's Island in Labrador, very close to Nain. Apart from the Labrador Peninsula, the gemstone is also found in Australia, India, Norway, Russian and Mexico. Traces of Labradorite Blue Fire Gemstone are also excavated from Madagascar, US and Newfoundland.
Quantity: 1 Bead(s)
Material Type: Labradorite
Size: 1.37x.87x.37"
Hole Size: 1mm
Color: Blue Gold
Legend: Labradorite is said to bring the magic of the everyday world into focus.
Origin: Canada
NOTE: Images do not reflect number or size. Please see table for that information.