Oval Labradorite Pendant with Chain

Oval Labradorite Pendant with ChainLabradorite is a feldspar known for its iridescent play of color. major deposits of labradorite are found in Labrador, Canada where Inuit beliefs hold that the fire of the Aurora Borealis fell from the sky and was captured in the stone.

The cabochon for this pendant was hand-cut to highlight the stone’s natural color transition and landscape effect

or Afghanistan• Geology: Obsidian is volcanic glass formed when lava cools rapidly

with vivid flashes that shift across the surface as light moves through the stone

It is known for having the richest “egg” pattern and largest collecting area out of all 5 jaspers

For this pendant

Sea Sediment Jasper - Not to be confused with Sea Jasper

and refined flash

much like the real aurora sweeping across polar skies

and can be a few feet long to 30 feet in length

Add a touch of tranquil ocean beauty to your everyday look with these genuine Larimar stud earrings

How did you even begin to describe this one

This truly unique material is sought after because it's  a combination of chalcedony