Labradorite Statement Stone Madagascar 900-1100g

The polished face of this Madagascar labradorite catches light with a vivid blue flare, then settles into deep charcoal tones — a quietly dramatic piece of natures artistry. Shaped as a freeform, wedge-like trapezoid with softly rounded edges, it has a glossy finish and one broad, flat face that stands securely on a shelf or desk. Approximate size: 140–170 mm; weight: 900–1100 g. The base color ranges from dark gray to near-black, with strong iridescent blue across the surface and subtle shifts of green and gold at certain angles. A mottled, marbled pattern reveals internal reflective planes responsible for its hallmark labradorescence. The surface feels smooth and cool; mostly opaque, with faint translucency along thinner edges. Sourced from Madagascar, this feldspar mineral (labradorite, plagioclase group) is traditionally linked with the Third Eye and Throat chakras, and often associated with the zodiac signs Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius. Some Inuit lore likens its sheen to the Northern Lights, a respectful nod to its shifting light. Place it where daylight can move across the face, or keep it close as a calm focal point for meditation and mindful pauses. A thoughtful way to bring a natural touch to a space. As each piece is natural, color, pattern, size, and weight vary within the ranges noted.