Name: TEARDROP LABRADORITE 21MM X 17MM X 6MM TOP DRILLED WITH BAIL AND CORD
SKU: HK 9838
Price: 38.00 ZAR
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TEARDROP LABRADORITE 21MM X 17MM X 6MM TOP DRILLED WITH BAIL AND CORD

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Condition

New

Location

South Africa

Product code

HK 9838

Bob Shop ID

55222845

ROXSHELLS
B's n P's RANGE

PRESENTS

NATURAL

LABRADORITE

BEAUTIFUL PUFFED ON BOTH SIDES

21MM X 17mm X 6MM

TEARDROP

TOP DRILLED

PLEASE DONT FORGET TO ASK FOR A BAIL IF ONE IS REQUIRED

CHOOSE BETWEEN

RUBBER OR LEATHER OR,

TWISTED BRAID

ALL IN BLACK

ANY OF THE COLORS I HAVE IN STAINLESS STEEL CHOKERS

The healing powers of gems remain a controversial issue, but are mentioned for centuries by healers, shamans and medicine men. Whether it's a fact or a placebo effect doesn't matter, if it helps. The safest approach is to wear the gemstone in skin contact to the troubled part of the body.

A FEW OTHER INTERESTING FACTS

MINERAL INFORMATION - CALCIUM SODIUM AND FELDSPAR

COLR GREY TO BLUE WITH GREEN AND BLUE FLASHES

If raindrops were drops of labradorite, people would rush out with buckets to catch this soft grey/blue stone with lustrous blues and greens flashing inside it. Also called spectrolite, it is named for Labrador, the Canadian peninsula where it was first found in 1770. It is also located in Mexico, Russia and Finland.

You'll love the cabochons set open so the light can illuminate them. Or combine the beads with sterling silver beads for a necklace that will remind you of a shimmering fountain with the sun's rays igniting green and blue sparks in the droplets.