The Stone of Creativity & Inspiration
Labradorite
Labradorite is celebrated for its remarkable optical effect known as labradorescence, a mysterious flash of blue, green, gold and violet that shifts as the stone is turned. This shimmer has long been seen as a symbol of intuition and inspiration, making labradorite one of the most beloved stones among creative people.
Traditional symbolism
A Symbol of Creativity and Inspiration
In folklore, labradorite is associated with breaking out of fixed patterns of thought, which is why it is so often chosen by designers, artists and writers as a creative companion.
Traditionally Linked to Intuition
Labradorite is said to be connected with the third eye and is symbolically associated with a stronger sense of intuition when navigating complex situations.
A Quiet Companion for the Mind
In folklore, labradorite is regarded as a calm companion for those who work with their minds, a favourite ritual piece for shifting gears after long stretches of concentration.
Often chosen by
- ✓Designers, artists and other creative workers
- ✓Anyone hoping for a creative breakthrough
- ✓People who work with their minds and value quiet moments
- ✓Those drawn to the idea of sharper intuition and judgement
How to wear it
Either Hand
Labradorite's meaning leans toward the reflective and intuitive, so it is worn on either hand according to personal preference.
Cleansing & care
Moonlight cleansing suits labradorite best. Avoid direct sunlight, which may affect its colour play.
Pairs well with
Amethyst
A pairing traditionally chosen to double up on themes of inspiration and intuition.
Moonstone
Associated with reflective awareness and emotional balance.
Frequently asked questions
Is more colour always better in labradorite?
Blue labradorescence is the most common, while gold and violet flashes are rarer and more prized. A rich range of colour is one quality marker, but the most important thing is the overall brightness and saturation of the shimmer.
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