Labradorite
Fine gemstones

Do you often feel permeable to the energies, moods and emotions of others? Does your great sensitivity sometimes make you suffer? Labradorite is undoubtedly the stone for you.

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Benefits of Labradorite

A highly reputed protective stone, it acts like a protective "shield", creating a sort of filter-bubble around the aura. Thanks to the arrangement of its atoms, Labradorite can act as a "magic" mirror and reflecting negative energies and transforming them, or as a "sponge", absorbing and dissolving them.

It's also known as " the therapist's stone", because it helps you to avoid taking on things that don't belong to you, so you can feel completely free of all the projections (conscious or otherwise) that others may make of you.

By encouraging you to take a more realistic and global view of things, to look beyond appearances, she teaches you not to get caught up in someone else's agitated emotions or in problems that don't belong to you. With her, it will be easier to focus on your own personal issues and avoid falling into that famous victim-helper-savior triangle.

Its play of light and color can help you dare to go into introspection and bring to light your shadows, repressed emotions and wounds, so that the beauty of your authenticity is revealed.

Magical properties

Her company helps you see the magic in everything and opens your mind. She's a creative muse who connects you to your intuition, lighting the way to the infinite possibilities that lie ahead.

It encourages the development of your extrasensory perceptions and prevents the formation of gaps or energy leaks that can occur in your subtle bodies.
Regenerating on the physical, energetic and psychic levels, it is welcome in cases of fatigue or moments of weakness.

On a physical level, Labradorite stimulates the kidneys, helps maintain the body's acid-base balance and can help improve memory.

Meaning of labradorite: its different varieties

There are different varieties of Labradorite. All possess the virtues described above, but each has its own particularity.

White Labradorite

White Labradorite, also known as Peristerite, emanates an energy filled with gentleness and purity. With it, you take an enchanted, poetic bath in light.

Spectrolite

It diffuses an energy of remarkable intensity and can be particularly powerful.

Larvikite

She's the aurora borealis of your dark nights, the one who transforms and makes the shadows dance in all the subtle colors of a night sky, so that you can see the magic that lies dormant within you.

Golden Labradorite

She's the sun that dares to shine in the heart of the night. With her, you shine and bring back to life what has remained dormant for too long.

Violet Labradorite

The violet iridescence of Labradorites invites you to open up to spirituality and to be receptive to the teachings of the subtle world, without being fooled by illusions or beings in disguise.

How to use Labradorite

To benefit from its protective virtues on a daily basis, wear it as a talisman.

Contemplating Labradorite can help you sleep, concentrate, remember, reduce stress and anxiety and expand your mental and extrasensory perceptions.

To intensify your intuition and understand its messages with greater clarity, you can combine Labradorite with Moonstone and Rock Crystal.

Here's a simple ritual proposal to benefit from the magic of these three stones:

When you have a choice to make or a direction to take, but you're not sure what your intuition is telling you, write down your question(s) (precisely and without negation) on a piece of paper. Lie down with your sheet of paper beside you. Place your Labradorite over your heart, your Rock Crystal above your head and your Moonstone over your 3ᵉ eye. Breathe deeply until you feel every part of your body relaxed. Formulate your questions aloud, asking your stones to help you see and understand the answers to your questions. Breathe deeply for at least 10 minutes without trying to hear the answers. Take up your paper and pen and, under your question, spontaneously write the^1st message that comes to mind before the mind gets involved.

Where to place a Labradorite?

A Labradorite in your home releases a protective and purifying energy. It raises the vibratory level of the space in which it is placed, chasing away anything that vibrates low, such as entities, thought-forms or energetic parasites.

In your bedroom, if you want to enjoy a more restful sleep and have a clearer memory of your dreams.

In your living room, centerpiece or hallway for its protective properties.

In a therapy practice, an office, a hairdressing salon or any place where it's essential not to be disturbed by the problems, difficulties or emotions of others, so you can concentrate on your work.

Labradorite for whom?

Labradorite is well suited to hypersensitive people who are easily permeable to the energies present in their environment and social circle.

For all those engaged in social or medical work, or in work where they are exposed to the difficulties, illnesses, projections and problems of others: psychotherapists, holistic therapists, doctors, lawyers, masseurs, hairdressers, waiters, social workers, politicians, etc.

Labradorite in mineralogy

Labradorite (of the Feldspar family and tectosilicate class) is of magmatic origin. It forms in the upper layers of the earth's crust. The play of colors on its cleavage planes and in the mineral's mass has given rise to the terms "labradorescence" and "labradorisation".

Changes in pressure and temperature during its growth mean that Labradorite is composed of a combination of sodium-rich aluminum silicate and calcium-rich aluminum silicate.

Labradorite is gray or white with blue, green, yellow, gold and violet iridescence.


White Labradorite is called Peristerite and is often mistakenly referred to as "rainbow moonstone".


Spectrolite is a variety of Labradorite discovered in Finland, renowned for its intense iridescence. Another rock variety, Galaxite, features small inclusions of Labradorite.


Larvikite is a dark-gray Norwegian Labradorite variety with dark-blue, gray or different-colored iridescence.

The history of Labradorite

The name "Labradorite" comes from the Labrador region of Canada, where it was officially found in 1,770.

For the Inuit and Innu peoples, Labradorite links the terrestrial world to the invisible worlds and contains the spirit and wisdom of the ancestors.

According to Inuit legend, Labradorite is the source of the Northern Lights. The story goes that a warrior pierced Labradorite-bearing rock with his spear, allowing the lights to escape and dance across the sky.

Another legend explains that Labradorite is the fire of the aurora borealis which, frozen by the cold, fell back to earth.

South American Indians consider her a messenger of the Gods and a celestial protector.