Madagascar Spectralite shops / Labradorite Freeform ESpec269

NEW FIND IN MADAGASCAR!!!!!!!!! Spectrolite was originally only found in Finland; however, a mine FULL of Spectralite has just recently been discovered in Madagascar. We are lucky enough to have gotten our hands on some! (Thanks Nader!) Spectrolite is very similar to Labradorite, only some pieces of if display the full rainbow and are more gemmy than Labradorite.

MADAGASCAR SPECTRALITE / LABRADORITE

This Madagascar Spectralite/Labradorite Freeform has bright yellow and blue flash. There is also some orange and pink!

These photos were taken outside in direct sunlight- the colors have NOT been altered.

Approx. 3" x 1.125" x 3.625" tall; weighs 1 lb. 0.4 oz.

*This piece has some natural fractures.


About Labradorite.....
Labradorite is plagioclase feldspar with a hardness of 6-6.5. Its name is derived from the Labrador Peninsula in Canada where it was first identified by Moravian missionaries in 1770. The rich display of iridescent color is called “shiller”. The shiller effect is caused by the scattering of light shops from thin layers of a second feldspar that develops through internal chemical separation during the cooling of what was originally a single feldspar. It is found in Madagascar, Canada, Norway and Mexico. *All of our Labradorite is from Madagascar.

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