White Labradorite stones
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A rolled white Labradorite stone with rainbow iridescence is a captivating, pure and delicate mineral.
In lithotherapy, it provides protection and relaxation, and is a great ally for cultivating introspection.
What are the lithotherapy virtues of a rolled white Labradorite stone?
Its softness is its strength. White Labradorite or Rainbow Moonstone - or Peristerite - is a romantic stone that wraps you delicately in a protective cocoon and reveals your sometimes repressed will.
Protection, gentle intuition and creativity
Just like a rolled blue Labradorite stone, in lithotherapy it soaks up bad vibes to protect you.
It's a stone of protection. It accompanies you to protect you from outside eyes that would like to replace your own subjectivity. It is the alert that awakens your instincts and invites you to introspect in order to grasp the essence of your individuality. Because true generosity comes from your position in the world, assumed and personal, and not from the projections that others would like to see you embody.
And the pure beauty of this stone accompanies you in all benevolence and serenity, providing a space of relaxation where visions and creative actions find their place with simplicity. Connecting with your intuition through the purity of this stone can be like reliving a childhood experience of fulfillment, when an enchanted world connected you with a luminous part of yourself that seemed self-evident.
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Which stones amplify its properties?
Combine it with Lapis lazuli for clearer mental expression, or with moonstone for better inner vision. Other combinations are also possible, such as Rose Quartz for greater softness and harmony.
Purification of rolled white Labradorite
Cleaning or recharging
Expose it to moonlight, running water, the earth, a waveform, fumigation, the gentle chant of a singing bowl, or grace it with prayers that matter to you.Chakras
Third eye and crownAstrological signs
Sagittarius, Cancer, PiscesElements
WaterMineralogy
With its triclinic crystalline structure, white Labradorite belongs to the plagioclase feldspars, formed by changing pressures at the Earth's shallowest depths.
Labradorescence indicates the effect of light diffraction on its mass and internal lamellae.
Its relative hardness (6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale) makes it fairly resistant to abrasion.
Its most common places of origin are Canada, Finland, Madagascar, India and Sri Lanka.
*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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