Peacock Blue Labradorite Pendant Large - 3

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 Called the “Fire Stone” by the Inuit and Algonquin people of northern Canada, labradorite is a grayish stone with blue, green, yellow, purple and bronze iridescence.  This harder feldspar stone was named after the peninsula of Labrador in Canada, where it was found.  The popularity of the display of colors has produced its own signature description for the levels of brilliance in color, labeled “labradorescence”.   The varieties with more labradorescence tend to be crafted into gemstones. Occurring in the world’s more mountainous regions, labradorite is usually produced in Italy, Greenland Finland, Russia, Canada and Scandinavia but is found in all areas of the world.  

History

The stone was first discovered in 1770 by the Moravian Missionaries of Canada.  The Inuits and Algonquin people used the mineral as a stone of magic.  They believed that labradorite fell from the frozen skies of the Aurora Borealis, which produces the colors and their name for the rock, “Fire Stone”.  The legend says that the Northern Lights were stuck inside the mountains off the coast of Canada but then a warrior can along and broke labradorite free with the throw of his spear.  Throughout the 18th Century, labradorite was extremely popular in France and England.  Although it is quite abundant, it is not often produced due to its difficulty to cut.    

Metaphysical Properties

• Highly Mystical and Protective

• Banishes Fear and Insecurity

• Raises Consciousness and Connects You with The Universal Energies

• Accesses Spiritual Knowledge and Purpose

• Ignites Imagination

• Calms An Overactive Mind

• Helpful During Life Changes

• Brings Contemplation and Introspection

• Strengthens Faith In One’s Self And The Universe

• Stimulates Intuition and Psychic Gifts

• Mood Stabilizer

• Dispels Illusions but Instead Shows the Root of The Problem

• Reveals Past Memories

• Enhances Strength and Perseverance 

• Enhances Mental Clarity

• The Stone Possesses Cosmic Energy to Balance the Soul and Overall Energy 

Physical Healing

• Relieves stress

• Regulates metabolism

• Treats disorders of the eyes and brain

• Balance hormones

• Treats colds, gout and rheumatism

• Lowers blood pressure

• Clears anxiety and tension

• Helps the respiratory system

• Aids in digestion

Chakras

• Third Eye

• Crown