I awaken a sense of adventure, whilst keeping your feet planted firmly on the ground. I am the perfect companion for personal growth and powerful transformation. Named by the Mayans 'Borealis’ after the Northern Lights, my labradorescent flash will guide you with inspiration through times of change. Bring forth your strengths, raise your consciousness and together, we will uncover your destiny.

About Me

Nickname: The Pathfinder

Properties: Inspiration | Adventure | Protection | Grounding | Transformation

Chakras: Throat + Third Eye + Crown

Zodiacs: Sagittarius, Scorpio, Leo

Rarity: Common

Origins: Canada, Finland, Ukraine, Madagascar, Australia

Hardness MOHL: 6 - 6.5

Chemical Composition: Sodium, calcium, aluminium silicate.

Mineral Class: Tectosilicates, Feldspar family

Crystal Care

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  • Fresh Water

    Yes (Running water & quick rinse. Leave out to soak up for 24 hours)

  • Salt Water

    Yes (Quick rinse)

  • Sound cleansing

    Yes

  • Smoke Cleanse

    Yes

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Sunlight Exposure

  • - Fluorite is known to generally be okay with the light.

    - Extended periods of direct sunlight can cause Labradorite to fade.

    - The colour change will not affect the energy your crystal omits, however, keep an eye on them.

    - If you see some colour change that you prefer to avoid, place your stone in a place where there is indirect or dappled light.

Appearances & Origins

Labradorite, also known as ‘The Stone of Transformation’, is named after the region of Labrador Peninsula in Canada, where it was first discovered in 1770. This particular crystal is such a popular stone for the home because of its labradorescence which presents in all colours just like a peacock! Ranging from brilliant turquoise, blue all the way through to purple and deep gold. Its lustrous metallic reflections are also known as ‘flash’ are also said to resemble the Northern Lights.

Native Inuit tribes of North America claim the first Labradorite fell from the Aurora Borealis from the fire of their ancestors. Another legend describes a brave Inuit warrior who struck Labradorite with his spear and created the Northern Lights.

Be aware Labradorite is generally mostly a dark and moody stone in shades of charcoal, grey and brown. When the light hits it at the right angle it will reveal it’s stunning flashes of a peacock.

Chakras & Placement

By letting Labradorite be a part of your daily rituals, you’ll be open to transforming and weather change. A stone of the Throat Chakra, enhance your communication and let intuition be your guide and provide inner sight. Attracting both strength and perseverance, when you hold this stone align your self talk with the power of your crystal to realise and achieve your goals!

Put me in the workspace to let ideas and inspiration gain traction into form and action. On window sills or nearby a direct light source to light up the stunning peacock flash!

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