Labradorite is one of my favorite gemstones. There's a lot going on in these seemingly dull gray-green stones. Lightening bolts of iridescent blue flash and gleam. Geologists call the phenomenon "Labradorescence" and it happens only in this stone which is mined in Labrador. I prefer pairing Labradorite with gold because among the colors you'll find in the stone besides blue and flashes of purple is gold. These are subtle, not only because the stone itself is so low key, but because of the laser-surfaced stardust beads which are textured but certainly not flashy. $750.
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Gem Qualiaty Labradorite, 14k Gold Stardust Beads
Labradorite is one of my favorite gemstones. There's a lot going on in these seemingly dull gray-green stones. Lightening bolts of iridescent blue flash and gleam. Geologists call the phenomenon "Labradorescence" and it happens only in this stone which is mined in Labrador. I prefer pairing Labradorite with gold because among the colors you'll find in the stone besides blue and flashes of purple is gold. These are subtle, not only because the stone itself is so low key, but because of the laser-surfaced stardust beads which are textured but certainly not flashy. $750.
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