Labradorite Jewelry

Labradorite is the stone that doesn't look like much until the light catches it. Turn it, and blues, golds, greens and sometimes pink flare across the surface — an effect called labradorescence. One old story from the north Atlantic says it's the aurora borealis caught in rock, and having handled a lot of it, we understand why someone thought so.

More about labradorite

It was first found on the Labrador coast of Canada and is now mined worldwide, but only a small fraction shows the full flash. Those are the pieces we look for.

Here you'll find labradorite set in electroformed pure copper and silver, mostly as statement rings and drop earrings. Because the flash is unique to each stone, every piece is genuinely one of a kind.