Inuit legend says the aurora borealis was once trapped in the rocks of Labrador, and a warrior freed most of it with his spear — labradorite holds what remained. Tilt it and you’ll believe the story: blue, green, and gold fire flashing out of plain gray stone.
It’s traditionally associated with intuition, magic, and transformation — the stone of remembering there’s more to you than meets the eye. Yes, this is why our little labradorite UFOs exist. Magic should be allowed to be fun.
Caring for your labradorite
☾ Water-safe for a rinse but prone to scratching — store it apart from harder stones. Moonlight suits its temperament.
