Labradorite in Flashes of Blue
Small raw labradorite offers a lively contrast: dark grey and brown give way to cyan-blue, turquoise and softer touches of green, yellow and orange. Some faces catch bright reflections while others remain subdued. These coloured flashes bring a vivid counterpoint to the stone’s darker areas.
Broad, relatively flat faces carry intersecting dark lines and parallel grooves, while coarse, uneven edges give the outline its rugged, angular character. Those contrasting surfaces suggest a little imagined river landscape: terraces crossed by shadow, blue water threading through narrow channels, and yellow-orange pools catching the light. Follow that miniature world a little further, and a bright turquoise reach appears between dark, angular banks.
