Labradorite

Labradorite, a member of the feldspar family, is known for its captivating play of colors. Commonly used in decor, its most distinctive feature is the remarkable iridescence it exhibits, making it prized as a gemstone. This mineral typically presents in muted shades of gray, brown, yellow, or black, but it’s the gemstone's potential for vivid red, blue, and green iridescence that enchants. Known also as "spectrolite," Labradorite shines with an array of colors reminiscent of sunlight's reflective flashes. Its rarity and beauty have historically made it a symbol of royal privilege, thought to be favored by divine grace, especially in its origins of Canada and Madagascar.