Collection: Canadian Labradorite

Canadian labradorite is a natural feldspar gemstone known for its vibrant labradorescence—iridescent flashes of blue, green, gold, or multi-color. Canada (especially Newfoundland) is one of the world’s most recognized origins for high-flash labradorite.

Canada’s deposits are known for intense blue flashes, stable quality, and distinct internal layering that produces strong optical play. Many collectors consider Canadian material among the most consistent and visually striking.

Expect base tones of charcoal grey to smokey silver with flashes of electric blue, teal, green, or gold. Each bead shows unique natural patterns due to feldspar layering.

Not always, but many buyers prefer high-flash beads. Quality depends on clarity, even surface, minimal cracks, and well-cut angles that optimize the flash effect.

Genuine labradorite has directional flash that moves with light, natural internal layers, and cool stone feel. Fake resin beads often look too uniform, overly glossy, or have rainbow glitter instead of true labradorescence.

With a Mohs hardness of ~6–6.5, it’s suitable for daily use but should be kept away from strong impacts or abrasive surfaces. The flash is natural and won’t “fade,” but surface scratches should be avoided.

Light handwashing is fine, but avoid soaking, saltwater, hot tubs, and harsh chemicals. Wipe dry after contact with moisture. Clean with a soft cloth and avoid ultrasonic cleaners.

Traditionally, labradorite is associated with intuition, clarity, and energetic protection. Many choose it as a reminder to stay grounded, focused, and shielded from negativity—belief-based symbolism used in mindful practices.

It’s commonly linked with the Third Eye Chakra, representing clarity and intuitive insight in symbolic crystal traditions.

Measure a snug wrist and add 0.5–0.7 in (1.2–1.8 cm) for a comfortable elastic fit. Small ≈ 5.5–6 in, Medium ≈ 6–6.5 in, Large ≈ 6.5–7 in.

6 mm shows refined shimmer suitable for stacking, while 8 mm highlights bolder flashes and is ideal as a focal piece.

For depth, pair with black onyx. For clarity themes, add clear quartz. For elegance, layer with gold-plated jewelry or baroque pearls.