Natural labradorite from Madagascar – Nature's shimmering...

This impressive labradorite from Madagascar captivates with its fascinating play of colors and a very special shine. Depending on the angle of light, the stone reveals a vibrant palette of golden, coppery and violet-shimmering tones – a natural phenomenon known as “labradorescence”. The surface has been carefully polished to optimally showcase the magical depth and the glowing inner life of the stone. Each light reflection feels like a brief glance into another universe – mysterious, intense and hypnotically beautiful. Labradorite has always been regarded as a stone of intuition and transformation – a strong companion for all who seek inner clarity and spiritual growth. A one-of-a-kind piece of intoxicating beauty – created by nature, refined for your home or your collection. Beautiful Polished Labradorite Stone: Labradorite Weight: 1724,99 g Size: 140x115x654mm Treatment: None Origin: Madagascar Our shipping costs have been checked and acknowledged by Catawiki. We have an external shipping company that handles the final inspection, pickup, packing and shipping; thus these shipping costs arise. Buyer bears all potential import and export costs, duties, shipping costs, etc.. Also see our other items and shipping rates; you can save on pickup costs.. In some of the pictures the stone has been backlit to show you the color of the stone. In some stones we have placed lighting under the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And it can lead to color deviations etc., as every computer, monitor and mobile device may display colors with different qualities. The disclaimer about the healing properties as previously given : It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. We and Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.

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