Labradorite
Natural Stone

Labradorite

Color
Green
About the stone

Labradorite is a variety of plagioclase feldspar, recognized for its play of iridescent colors, called labradorescence, which can range from shades of blue and green to golden or even reddish reflections.

Often considered a mystical and protective stone, labradorite has been used by many cultures to stimulate creativity and bring an added sense of inner harmony. However, being relatively sensitive to impacts and scratches, it requires care in handling and wearing.

Characteristics

What you need to know.

Color · name
Green
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Care profile
Extra Care
See the full care profile in the section below.
Care for Labradorite

How to care for it.

Care profile
Extra Care
Care level
Cleaning
  • Only light hand washing (soft cloth, mild soap).
  • Completely avoid ultrasound and steam cleaning.
  • Do not use abrasive materials or harsh chemicals.
Exposure precautions
  • Remove jewelry before bathing, swimming, or household cleaning.
  • Prolonged exposure to sunlight can discolor sensitive stones.
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes (risk of cracking).
Storage
  • Store in a lined box or pouch, separate from other jewelry.
  • For silver, use anti-tarnish strips.
  • Maintain a dry environment; you can add silica gel packets if needed.

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