Labradorite is a calcium enriched feldspar that was first “discovered” in 1770 in Labrador, Canada but was used in Inuit traditions long before that. The Inuits believe that labradorite originally fell from the frozen fires of the aurora borealis and can be used to change the ordinary to the extraordinary and is often used by shamans as it allows them to tap into their magical abilities.
Labradorite is normally white to gray and has various shades of labradorescence. Labradorite that shows a high grade full rainbow flash is called Spectrolite. Labradorite can be found in Canada, Poland, Finland, Norway, Madagascar, China, Australia, Slovakia, and the United States.
Labradorite is often found in igneous rocks.
Labradorite is used to allow one to tap into their magical abilities, enhances clairvoyance and psychic abilities, and can be used to temper the negative side of our personalities. Labradorite is a “magic stone” and is considered to be the strongest protector stone.
Metaphysical properties are not health care advice and should not be used as such. Please consult your healthcare team for health concerns.
