Guaranteed Flash Labradorite Tumbled Stone - VG211

• Material: Labradorite
  
• Product Type: Tumbled Stone
  
• Quantity: Set of 60-80 Stones

What Makes the Labradorite Tumbled Special?
Labradorite is admired for its shifting iridescence, where light reveals flashes of blue, green, and subtle gold tones. The tumbled shape enhances this natural beauty by creating smooth, rounded surfaces that catch and reflect light from multiple perspectives. Each stone is carefully polished to reveal its unique color palette while maintaining the authentic character of the crystal. Quality selection ensures consistent appearance and durability across the wholesale set.

1. History

Labradorite is a calcium-enriched plagioclase feldspar first identified in Labrador, Canada, which gives it its name, and its characteristic iridescence (schiller, or labradorescence) comes from light interference within its internal layers, revealing flashes of blue, green and subtle gold tones as the stone is turned. It has long been regarded as a stone of mystical energy and transformation and is widely used in jewellery and ornamental stone; the "Guaranteed Flash" wording in the product name means this batch is guaranteed to show visible iridescent flash, which is the quality indicator buyers watch most.

2. Origin

Labradorite comes from Canada (Labrador), Madagascar, Finland (spectrolite), Russia and India; iridescence strength varies noticeably with source and polish angle, so premium stock is selected for visible flash. This item is a tumbled stone; the product page lists the material as Labradorite, the product type as Tumbled Stone and the quantity as a set of 60-80 stones, and the tumbled shape creates smooth, rounded surfaces that catch and reflect light from multiple perspectives, fully revealing the iridescence.

3. Usage

The product page notes that each stone is carefully polished to reveal its unique colour palette while maintaining the authentic character of the crystal, and that quality selection ensures consistent appearance and durability across the wholesale set. Labradorite has a Mohs hardness of about 6 to 6.5 but has several distinct cleavages and is brittle, so knocks, scratches, prolonged sun and soaking should be avoided and a soft cloth used for cleaning; for display, turn the stone in natural or focused light to show the flash.

4. Benefits & Suitable For

In common crystal usage, labradorite is regarded as a stone of protection and transformation, said to shield against negative energy, heighten intuition and inspiration and help clarify direction when thoughts are muddled; it therefore suits creatives, people seeking inspiration or change, and anyone in busy or high-pressure environments who wants a sense of energetic protection. For shops, the flash is a feature that can be demonstrated directly, making it ideal for lit displays and live demos, and it is an interactive, easy-to-sell speciality stone.