Stone Name:
Labradorite
Nickname:
The Power Stone
Strengths:
Connect to your subconscious. Repel negative energy. Stimulate your imagination
Birthstone Month:
No traditional birthstone association.
Zodiac Association:
No traditional zodiac association.
Affected Chakra: Crown Chakra
History of Use:
The name "Labradorite" is derived from the Labrador Peninsula in Canada where it first was discovered. Also known as Spectrolite, Labradorite is a hard crystalline mineral widely used for centuries for ornamental art, jewelry, and carvings and is considered a precious gemstone. Ancient Chinese culture observe phenomenal gemstones on Saturdays. Phenomenal gemstones have what are considered optical phenomena. Labradorite has labradorescence - a highly directional iridescence caused by twinning crystals.
Native Inuit tribes of North America are abundant with lore of the creation of labradorite. Some legends speak of fire from ancestors amongst Aurora Borealis falling down from the sky. Some say an Eskimo warrior went wandering and found the Northern Lights trapped in some rocks. When the Eskimo warrior struck the stone with his spear, he released most of the lights, but some stay trapped within the feldspar.
Physical Healing Properties:
Labradorite can help strengthen the immune system by removing negative energy. It also helps to remove aches and pains associated to temperature changes.
Spiritual Healing Properties:
Labradorite stimulates and strengthens one's psychic ability. It is considered especially powerful when worn as a talisman during winter. Labradorite helps to bring one's magical powers to the surface and will assist in connecting with higher guides and distant ancestors. It brings out a sense of adventure and keeps negative energy at bay.
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