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 2-1/2" to 4" 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.)