This labradorite point displays a soft gray base accented by vivid flashes of purple, pink, orange, and golden hues that shift dramatically under light. The iridescent “sunset flash” appears in layered bands and patches across the surface, creating a luminous, internal glow that contrasts beautifully with the stone’s natural matrix. Labradorite is a feldspar mineral known for its labradorescence—an optical effect caused by light refracting within its internal structure.
Locality
Labradorite is most commonly sourced from Madagascar, with additional deposits found in Canada, Finland, and Russia. Madagascar material is especially prized for polished points due to its wide color range and ability to produce strong, multi-hued flashes, including the highly sought-after pink, purple, and sunset tones seen in this piece.
Shape and Size
This piece is a polished crystal point with a single pointed termination, measuring approximately 3–3.5 inches tall. Crystal points are often used to focus, direct, and amplify energy through the pointed tip. The upright shape makes this labradorite point well suited for meditation spaces, crystal grids, altar arrangements, energy work, or decorative display. Its size allows the flash to be easily viewed while remaining versatile for both personal use and collection display.
Metaphysical Properties
Labradorite is often associated with transformation, intuition, and energetic protection. It is commonly used to support spiritual growth, strengthen intuition, and shield the aura from unwanted energies. Many people work with labradorite during periods of change or self-discovery, as it is believed to encourage confidence, insight, and trust in one’s inner guidance.
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