Labradorite pendant necklaces
pierced, polished oval stones
Our Labradorite pendant necklaces are unique jewelry for men and women.
Discover the lithotherapy virtues of this protective stone with its fascinating iridescence.
What are the lithotherapy virtues of a Labradorite pendant?
On emotional and spiritual levels
Labradorite, also known as Therapist's Stoneis the perfect stone for highly sensitive people who tend to take on other people's problems too directly.
In lithotherapy, this stone facilitates a protective barrier to the energies of others, which are not always clear or positive. It can act as an aura shield, without compromising your sensitivity and generosity. It's about avoiding carrying burdens that aren't yours - a problem for hypersensitive people who let themselves get caught up in the toxic energies around them.
You'll need to know how to look inside yourself, how to listen to yourself, so that truly personal questioning can cultivate a more mature and lucid relationship with the world. The virtues of your Labradorite pendant can help you refine your vision of things and see a situation as it really is for you.
A Labradorite necklace, which you can also wear as a long necklace, encourages you to explore what's deep inside you, in a process of authentic introspection. So you can get to know yourself better and, understanding your own inner workings, really bring your loved ones and others a renewed empathetic perspective.
What are the different varieties of Labradorite?
- White Labradorite or Peristerite
A white stone with bluish, orange or yellow reflections. It is a beautiful, soft, pure and poetic stone. - Spectrolite
This is a rare variety of Labradorite. Iridescent in a number of chromatic hues, Spectrolite is very powerful energetically speaking. - Larvikite
Ideal for wearing as a necklace, Larvikite is a very cunning stone that helps you discover your inner magic. In lithotherapy, it protects the psyche. - Golden Labradorite
Stimulating creativity - and therefore self-confidence, golden Labradorite makes you shine like the sun. Thanks to it, you can blow on the embers to bring back to life what had been put aside. - Violet Labradorite
This stone stimulates thought by connecting the wearer's mind and intuition. It's a spiritual stone in lithotherapy. Thanks to its benefits, you can keep your mind alert.
Which stones to wear with a Labradorite necklace?
Raw, teardrop-shaped, or in small or large medallions, Labradorite comes in many forms. Kûrma offers you many possibilities for combining your necklace with a bracelet or other piece of jewelry you can create with Labradorite beads.
You can also combine it with other stones. Labradorite goes well with a Moonstone bracelet or Rock Crystal beads to sharpen your sense of intuition, by virtue of its lithotherapy qualities.
You'll also find a ritual to perform using various stones, including of course your Labradorite.
What accessories should you wear with your pendant?
We offer a wide range of accessories to enhance your jewelry. Many chain models in silver (ball chain, Singapore chain, etc.) or brass ("natural" and silver-plated), which you can discover here - if you choose a pendant with a silver hoop. A multitude of colors of leather straps are also available, if you prefer a pierced stone. Wire chokers are also available. You'll be spoilt for choice when it comes to accessorizing your beautiful crystal and making it unique.
How do I purify a Labradorite pendant?
There are no contraindications or precautions to take when wearing Labradorite (apart from purifying it from time to time). Labradorite jewelry and necklaces are suitable for everyone, adults, children, men and women.Cleaning and reloading
Moon, running water, earth, form waves, fumigation, singing bowls, prayers...Astrological signs
Sagittarius, Pisces, Cancer and GeminiChakras
1er, 6e and 7e chakras - Root, 3e oeil and CoronalElement
Air and TerreMineralogy of your pendant
This mineral belongs to the plagioclase feldspar family.
It consists mainly of sodium and calcium, including silicon and aluminum.
Its almost supernatural brilliance, called labradorescence - due to interaction with light - reflects iridescent reflections from its inner lamellae, which change according to the source and the position of the gaze.
Its origins are diverse, each with its own specificity: Canada (where it was discovered, in Labrador), Australia, USA, France, Finland, Italy, Madagascar, Mexico, Norway, Ukraine... and many others.
Relatively hard (6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale), Labradorite resists scratches well, except when repeatedly rubbed with a harder body, such as quartz.
Other stones in pendants for your protection
*Please note! Some minerals may be toxic and must not be licked or ingested (as such or in the form of powder, elixir or stone water) or be in prolonged contact with the skin or mucous membranes.
*The information on the stones described here are general indications based on our research and experience, and are not exhaustive.
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