Traditionally regarded as a stone of intuition, transformation and protective energy.
SHOP LABRADORITE JEWELRYLabradorite is a plagioclase feldspar mineral known for its striking play of color, called labradorescence, in which flashes of blue, green and gold shimmer across a grey surface. It was first described in the late 1700s after being found on the Isle of Paul, Labrador, in Canada. In the jewelry trade, finer translucent grey material is sometimes sold as grey moonstone.
In Inuit legend, labradorite is said to hold the frozen fire of the northern lights. In crystal tradition it is regarded as a stone of intuition and transformation, traditionally worn as a shield against negative energy.
In contemplative practice, labradorite is traditionally held or gazed upon to settle the mind and invite deeper self-trust. Its shifting inner light is used as a focal point for reflection during meditation.
Labradorite jewelry is made with a grey to dark feldspar gemstone prized for its blue-green schiller flashes and worn as a personal, meaningful piece — chosen for the intention it carries rather than trend alone. Every Amuvara piece is handmade in small batches and designed for everyday wear: alone as a quiet reminder, or layered with other stones whose traditions complement it.
Labradorite is a plagioclase feldspar mineral known for its striking play of color, called labradorescence, in which flashes of blue, green and gold shimmer across a grey surface. It was first described in the late 1700s after being found on the Isle of Paul, Labrador, in Canada. In the jewelry trade, finer translucent grey material is sometimes sold as grey moonstone.
Traditionally regarded as a stone of intuition, transformation and protective energy.
No. Labradorite is a grey to dark feldspar gemstone prized for its blue-green schiller flashes, not one of the traditional monthly birthstones. It is usually chosen for its symbolism rather than a birth month.
Keep labradorite away from water, perfume and harsh chemicals, as the plating and bead finish can dull over time. Wipe gently with a soft dry cloth after wearing and store it separately from harder jewelry. As with all handmade jewelry, keep it away from perfume, sweat and chemicals, and store it in a soft pouch when not worn.
Labradorite jewelry is made with a grey to dark feldspar gemstone prized for its blue-green schiller flashes. At Amuvara, labradorite pieces are handmade in small batches — worn alone as a daily reminder of your intention, or layered with other stones.
Wear labradorite pieces where the stone is most visible and meaningful to you — a pendant at collarbone length, a bracelet on your dominant wrist, or a ring on whichever finger you associate with that intention. Layer labradorite with stones of complementary intention for a richer combination, or wear it alone as a single focal point. Either way, the stone's presence is the reminder.
Choose the form you will actually reach for every day: a pendant if you want the stone close to your heart, a bracelet for something you feel on the wrist, or earrings for a subtle daily presence. Then match the metal to your skin tone — gold-plated reads warm and grounding, silver-toned reads cool and clean. If buying as a gift, an adjustable chain with a labradorite pendant is the most versatile choice.
Grey moonstone is a trade name often used for grey labradorite, a feldspar with a soft blue flash. True moonstone is a separate feldspar variety with a milky, pearly glow.
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