Raw Labradorite’s River of Colour
Blue and turquoise brighten the grey-brown surfaces of raw labradorite, joined by green and yellow-orange patches. Bright reflections contrast with darker areas, while broad, relatively flat faces meet rough, uneven edges. Fine dark lines intersect across the faces, adding a delicate network to the irregular, angular outlines.
There is a little river-world in this palette: turquoise pools between dark rocky banks, green shallows and a yellow-orange glimmer. The intersecting lines become imagined tributaries, crossing a landscape where luminous colour meets the roughness of stone.
