| Weight |
62g |
| Length |
56mm |
| Width |
21mm
|
| Height |
41mm |
Comes with stand
Labradorite is a sodium calcium aluminium silicate mineral. Labradorite is a stone which displays beautiful flashes of iridescent colours of blue, green, yellow, copper and grey. It gets it’s name from the location it was found in 1770 by Moravian missionaries in Labrador in Canada. It had been used by the native people of Maine for over a thousand years, Inuit people believed it to have been pieces of the Aurora Borealis which had fallen to earth.
