Natural Rough Labradorite Cobbed Specimens x 35 From Tulear, Madagascar Zambia ' with subtle variations in

' with subtle variations in color

Size = 126 - 137 mm

derives its name from the Greek word for violet

Massive deposits or large damaged crystals are used to produce balls and standing free forms in this material

Size = 179 x 169 mm | 7 - 6

Natural Rough Labradorite Cobbed Specimens x 35 From Tulear, Madagascar Zambia ' with subtle variations inPRODUCT INFORMATION General Description Rough specimens, cheap as chips. Generally Speaking, Labradorite is a truly exceptional mineral, celebrated for its mesmerizing chatoyancy, which manifests in a captivating spectrum of colours. These hues can range from enchanting shades of blue, yellow, pink, purple, and occasionally, a stunning red. Among these, the deep blue variety is the most commonly encountered, while other colours are notably less