Labradorite was first identified in the late 18th century in Labrador, Canada. These specimens have been cut and polished on one side, highlighting the gemstone's unique and captivating labradorescence, a phenomenon that causes the stone to shimmer with iridescent hues of blue, green, gold, and purple when viewed from different angles.

Mineral Specimens are approximately 3" to 5" each. Member of Discount Group 12.

Sold in Packages of 4. Total quantity ordered must be a multiple of 4. (Examples: 4, 8, 12,...64, etc.)