Labradorite Bracelet V (8mm)

It was pulled from the freezing edge of the world. The stone takes its name from that exact coastline.

Product Highlights:

• The Stone: You are wearing Labradorite. The blue tone is not pigment. It is light catching across microscopic layers inside the rock. No two pieces look exactly the same.
• History: The Inuit saw the northern lights trapped inside these rocks. Legend states a warrior struck the stone with a spear to cut the color loose into the sky. Explorers found the remaining stones on the brutal coast of Labrador in 1770.
• Meaning: This bracelet rewards action. The stone is entirely natural and uncoated. It sits dark in low light and flashes blue only when you move. It does not look like anything else, and it is built precisely to your wrist.

Our pieces are made with natural gemstones; slight variations in color, size, and pattern may occur.