Labradorite Meaning, Properties & Uses
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Labradorite is the stone of magic and transformation — a grey feldspar famous for its dramatic flashes of blue, gold and green, known as labradorescence. It's a favourite for intuition and protection.
Labradorite quick facts
- Colour: Grey-to-black with blue/gold/green flash
- Chakra: Third Eye & Throat
- Zodiac: Leo, Scorpio, Sagittarius
- Hardness: 6–6.5 (Mohs)
- Common origins: Madagascar, Finland, Canada
Labradorite meaning & symbolism
Often called the stone of transformation, Labradorite is associated with intuition, psychic protection and navigating change. The hidden flash that appears as you turn it mirrors the idea of inner magic revealed.
Properties & uses
- Strengthening intuition and inner knowing
- Protecting the aura during energy work
- Supporting transformation and transitions
- Calming an overactive mind
(Traditional/metaphysical associations, not scientifically verified claims.)
How to use Labradorite
Carry a palm stone or tumble for everyday protection, meditate with it to deepen intuition, or display a freeform to catch the flash in the light.
Caring for Labradorite
Slightly softer at 6–6.5 — handle gently and avoid prolonged soaking. It doesn't fade. See our care & cleansing guide.
FAQ
Why does labradorite flash?
Thin internal layers refract light, creating the blue-gold shimmer called labradorescence — it's completely natural.
What is labradorite good for?
It's traditionally used for intuition, protection and embracing change.
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