Polished purple labradorite from Madagascar, price by approximate weight

These polished labradorite pieces from Madagascar exhibit remarkable labradorescence with a predominance of purple tones, complemented by golden and blue flashes. They are ideal for decoration, collection, or use in energetic practices.

Main features:

Origin: Madagascar
Predominant color: Purple with golden and blue iridescence
Format: Irregular polished (free cut) with a flat base
Sale: Per unit, price based on approximate weight chosen

Color and optical effect:

Purple labradorite pieces exhibit an optical effect known as labradorescence. This phenomenon is characterized by iridescence that in this case predominates in purple tones, with golden and blue flashes visible when moving the piece. This play of colors is inherent to the formation of labradorite and varies in intensity and surface area.

Shape and polish:

Each piece has been polished in irregular formats, which is called free cut. This technique enhances the natural color and brilliance of labradorite. The polished surfaces are smooth to the touch and reflect light, showcasing the labradorescence.

To consider:

Labradorite pieces have irregular shapes and the approximate weight is the main purchasing factor, with a margin of +/- 20 grams compared to the chosen option. The tone and optical effect may vary between units, and the images show examples of this diversity. Small inclusions or superficial fissures are natural characteristics of the stone and should not be considered defects.

Polished purple labradorite by weight

Polished purple labradorite from Madagascar, price by approximate weight