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Blue Fire Labradorite Gemstone Handmade 925 Sterling Silver Pendant, Vintage Labradorite Jewelry Pendant Gift For mother's Day Gift

Note: Due to the natural formation of this gemstone. Slight variation in design and color are to be expected.

925 Sterling Silver Natural Labradorite Pendant.

Gemstone Name : Natural Labradorite
Stone Color : Rainbow
Stone Shape : Pear
Metal : 925 Sterling Silver
Pendant Size:-
Length : 4.5 cm approx.
Width : 2.5 cm approx.
Quantity : 1 Pc

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Why To we wear Silver Rings

According to Ancient astrologers, Silver is associated with Venus and Moon. It is believed that silver was produced from the eyes of Lord Shiva due to which Silver is a symbol of prosperity.

As a metal, silver has significant health benefits that have been used across cultures for centuries. Silver has a proven track record as a powerful antimicrobial agent fighting infections and aiding in cold and flu prevention, wound healing, and more. Silver also helps with internal heat regulation and circulation.


Labradorite is a calcium-enriched feldspar mineral first identified in Labrador, Canada, which can display an iridescent effect. Labradorite is an intermediate to calcic member of the plagioclase series. It has an anorthite percentage of between 50 and 70. The specific gravity ranges from

Labradorite is named for where it was found in Labrador, a Canadian province on the Isle of Paul. Inuits once called labradorite a "fire stone" and would use powdered forms to help cure ailments. According to Inuit legend, a warrior saw the Northern Lights trapped in the rocks and struck them with his spear to free some of the lights. The stone was first described by Moravian missionaries of the late eighteenth century, introducing the stone into the European market. Labradorite is not exclusive to Canada, however, and can also be found in Mexico, Russia and Finland. Since its discovery, labradorite has been a highly sought-after stone for use in jewelry. Other than jewelry applications, labradorite has been used in the production of glass, road construction and ceramic manufacturing.