Labradorite Point

Look at the flash.

Labradorite can appear quiet from one angle and suddenly reveal blue, green or golden colour from another. Each point has its own pattern and intensity of labradorescence.

Choose by the colour, pattern and size that naturally catches your attention. Individual pieces are listed by weight and height so you can select your exact piece.

Place your Labradorite Point somewhere the changing light can reveal its natural flash — on a desk, shelf or near your meditation space.

Traditionally associated with protection and intuition, Labradorite can also be kept near an entrance or workspace as a personal reminder to stay grounded while trusting your own direction.

Amethyst was my first crystal, but Labradorite was the one I carried most when I first started my crystal journey.

I kept a piece in my pocket for months. For me, Labradorite became a reminder to step back, look beyond whatever was happening right in front of me, and see the bigger picture.

Maybe that's why I still associate Labradorite with perspective as much as intuition.

The colourful flash seen in Labradorite is called labradorescence. It is an optical effect created as light interacts with microscopic layers within the feldspar mineral.

The colours aren't painted onto the surface — they come from the internal structure of the stone, which is why the flash changes as you move it.

Handle with care and avoid knocks or drops, particularly around the point and edges.

Clean gently with a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, prolonged soaking and ultrasonic or steam cleaning.

Crystals should never be used to replace proper medical treatment or used in lieu of seeking professional medical help.  Crystals are should not be used for children under 3 years old or pet without supervision.