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Labradorite Pendant 34
Labradorite Pendant 34
This eye-catching Labradorite pendant features a beautiful natural blue-green flash, intricately wrapped in copper.
Designed and handcrafted by Bohemian Lace
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Labradorite
Labradorite is a unique and highly sought-after mineral known for its striking iridescence and captivating play of colours. Labradorite is named after the Canadian province of Labrador, where it was first discovered in the late 18th century. It is also found in other regions worldwide, including Madagascar, Russia, and Finland. In the 19th century, labradorite gained popularity in decorative arts and jewelry. Its iridescent play of colours, known as labradorescence, made it a favourite among artisans, jewellers, and lapidary enthusiasts.
Metaphysically, labradorite is associated with the properties of transformation and change. It is believed to help those who use it navigate through periods of transition and transformation, promoting self-discovery and personal growth. Labradorite is often associated with heightened intuition and psychic abilities. It is believed to open one's third eye and enhance their ability to perceive beyond the physical realm. The stone is said to assist in spiritual growth and insight. It is believed to help individuals access higher states of consciousness, connect with the divine, and gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their purpose.
Copper
Cherished by artisans and jewellery makers for centuries, copper is renowned for its warmth, beauty, and natural conductivity.
Over time, the metal develops a distinct patina that reflects the unique journey of both the jewellery and its wearer, so no two pieces remain exactly alike. Some wearers cherish this rich, evolving finish, while others prefer the original shine, which can be easily restored with gentle polishing.
As with all natural metals, individual skin sensitivities may vary, and some wearers may occasionally notice a temporary green tint on the skin. This is a harmless and natural reaction between copper and the body's chemistry, and can be easily washed away.