Labradorite Trinket Bowls
Labradorite Trinket Bowls
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These are beautiful labradorite trinket bowls..#1 is 5.5x3.5" and weighs 1lb 1.4oz. #2 is 5x3.3" and weight 1lb 9.7oz. #3 is3.8x3.3" and weight 1LB 7.1OZ and #4 is 4.8 x 3.55 and weighs1lb and 5.8oz. Labradorite is considered a tremendously spiritual stone, especially helpful for people who tend to overwork. It helps an individual regain energy while aiding the body and spirit in healing itself. In the metaphysical world, labradorite is considered one of the most powerful protectors. The gemstone creates a shield for auras and protects against negativity of the world. Labradorite is said to temper the negativity within ourselves as well. Labradorite is known for its changing colors, so it is no surprise this gemstone is known as a stone of transformation, enhancing strength of will and inner worth. The gemstone labradorite is said to stimulate the throat chakra. Though not associated with any zodiac sign, supposedly the sign of Cancer is especially drawn to labradorite.
Typical colors - Pale green, blue, colorless, grey-white: with iridescent blue or gold flashes
Labradorite is most commonly known for its brilliant flashes of color called Labrador essence caused by lamellar twinning inside the crystal. These twin lamellae structures are compatible at high temperatures, but not at low temperatures, resulting in separation and layering as the gemstone is formed. The extra colors you see in labradorite are caused by refracted light traveling at different speeds through the layers and coming out as a different wave length. A rare variety of labradorite--called spectrolite--displays a richer, fuller spectrum of colors than most.
Typical colors - Pale green, blue, colorless, grey-white: with iridescent blue or gold flashes
Labradorite is most commonly known for its brilliant flashes of color called Labrador essence caused by lamellar twinning inside the crystal. These twin lamellae structures are compatible at high temperatures, but not at low temperatures, resulting in separation and layering as the gemstone is formed. The extra colors you see in labradorite are caused by refracted light traveling at different speeds through the layers and coming out as a different wave length. A rare variety of labradorite--called spectrolite--displays a richer, fuller spectrum of colors than most.