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Iridescent Labradorite Beaded Bracelet features natural spectrolite beads with a faint iridescent labradorescent effect, pvd-plated golden hypoallergic stainless steel findings and is corded with elastic thread.

The bracelet weighs 14.6g*

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg 2025 as a part of the Ionic Arcana collection.

Material Information

Zodiac Stone of Opiuchus

Labradorite: The Stone of Iridescent Mystery

Labradorite, a mesmerizing feldspar mineral, enchants with its kaleidoscopic play of color—flashes of peacock blue, fiery gold, emerald green, and violet that shimmer beneath its often muted, grayish-green surface. Discovered in abundance on Canada’s Labrador Peninsula, it’s also mined in Finland (where it’s called “Spectrolite” for its vivid hues), Madagascar, Russia, and Australia. This stone’s allure lies in its labradorescence, an optical phenomenon caused by light diffracting within its layered structure, revealing hidden brilliance like a secret unveiled by the tilt of a prism. Formed deep within the earth’s crust, natural Labradorite remains a treasure of untamed beauty, its iridescence a testament to nature’s artistry.

Etymology

The name “Labradorite” honors its place of origin, first identified in the late 18th century along the rugged shores of Labrador, Canada. In Finland, the term “Spectrolite” (from “spectrum”) emphasizes its radiant color play, though “Labradorite” evokes the stone’s mystical, exploratory spirit across cultures.

Cosmic Junction

Labradorite aligns with the third eye and throat chakras, igniting intuition, transformation, and the courage to speak one’s truth:

  • Inuit Legends: Indigenous peoples of the Labrador region believed Labradorite held the frozen fire of the Northern Lights, a sacred stone fallen from the sky to guide shamans and illuminate the spirit world with its shifting glow.
  • Medieval European Mysticism: Known as a “wizard’s stone,” it was rumored to enhance foresight and protect against deception, its elusive colors thought to mirror the shifting veils between reality and the unseen.
  • Modern Metaphysical Practices: Labradorite is cherished as a stone of awakening, amplifying psychic abilities, shielding the aura, and inspiring creativity. It’s often used in meditation to unlock inner vision, navigate change, or break through mental barriers, its iridescence a reminder of the magic within the mundane.

This stone’s enigmatic shimmer bridges the ordinary and the extraordinary, offering a luminous mirror to the soul where hidden depths ignite in radiant splendor.


Colour

,

Cordage

Elastic Thread

Findings

18k Gold PVD Plated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel

Iridescent Labradorite Beaded Bracelet

“In the dance of shifting light, truth reveals itself without words.”

Iridescent Labradorite Beaded Bracelet features natural spectrolite beads with a faint iridescent labradorescent effect, pvd-plated golden hypoallergic stainless steel findings and is corded with elastic thread.

The bracelet weighs 14.6g*

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg 2025 as a part of the Ionic Arcana collection.

Material Information

Zodiac Stone of Opiuchus

Labradorite: The Stone of Iridescent Mystery

Labradorite, a mesmerizing feldspar mineral, enchants with its kaleidoscopic play of color—flashes of peacock blue, fiery gold, emerald green, and violet that shimmer beneath its often muted, grayish-green surface. Discovered in abundance on Canada’s Labrador Peninsula, it’s also mined in Finland (where it’s called “Spectrolite” for its vivid hues), Madagascar, Russia, and Australia. This stone’s allure lies in its labradorescence, an optical phenomenon caused by light diffracting within its layered structure, revealing hidden brilliance like a secret unveiled by the tilt of a prism. Formed deep within the earth’s crust, natural Labradorite remains a treasure of untamed beauty, its iridescence a testament to nature’s artistry.

Etymology

The name “Labradorite” honors its place of origin, first identified in the late 18th century along the rugged shores of Labrador, Canada. In Finland, the term “Spectrolite” (from “spectrum”) emphasizes its radiant color play, though “Labradorite” evokes the stone’s mystical, exploratory spirit across cultures.

Cosmic Junction

Labradorite aligns with the third eye and throat chakras, igniting intuition, transformation, and the courage to speak one’s truth:

  • Inuit Legends: Indigenous peoples of the Labrador region believed Labradorite held the frozen fire of the Northern Lights, a sacred stone fallen from the sky to guide shamans and illuminate the spirit world with its shifting glow.
  • Medieval European Mysticism: Known as a “wizard’s stone,” it was rumored to enhance foresight and protect against deception, its elusive colors thought to mirror the shifting veils between reality and the unseen.
  • Modern Metaphysical Practices: Labradorite is cherished as a stone of awakening, amplifying psychic abilities, shielding the aura, and inspiring creativity. It’s often used in meditation to unlock inner vision, navigate change, or break through mental barriers, its iridescence a reminder of the magic within the mundane.

This stone’s enigmatic shimmer bridges the ordinary and the extraordinary, offering a luminous mirror to the soul where hidden depths ignite in radiant splendor.

Colour

,

Cordage

Elastic Thread

Findings

18k Gold PVD Plated / Jewellery-Grade Stainless Steel