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Labradorite Jewelry

If I had to recommend a stone to someone changing course, it would probably be labradorite, and the labradorite jewelry gathered here would suit that moment well. It has the restraint of a November sky, crossed by colors you didn’t see coming. It’s linked to renewal and intuition, as well as to a quiet kind of protection, for anyone venturing somewhere new.

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Labradorite bracelet duo laid flat, the strand of beads and the cabochon chain intertwined.
Labradorite bracelet duo worn on the same wrist, chain and strand of beads side by side.
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Didyme, Labradorite Bracelet Duo

$83.00

A chain with a cabochon on one side, a strand of round beads on the other: this labradorite bracelet duo can share a wrist or be worn apart.

Myrtis, Adjustable Labradorite Ring resting on stone, a gray and blue oval held by four prongs.
Adjustable labradorite ring worn, the hand resting on a jacket collar.
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Myrtis, Adjustable Labradorite Ring

$59.00

Small and adjustable, this labradorite ring sets a gray oval crossed with blue in four prongs, between shoulders cut into metal lace.

Labradorite toi et moi ring seen from the front, a gray and blue oval beside a square zircon held by four prongs.
Labradorite toi et moi ring worn on the finger, the hand resting against the chin.
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Phyllis, Labradorite Toi et Moi Ring

$53.00

Gray at the edges and bright blue in the middle, the labradorite on this toi et moi ring faces a square zircon on an open band of silver-tone copper.

Secunda, labradorite cabochon ring in three-quarter view, an olive-green and blue oval in a smooth bezel.
Labradorite cabochon ring on a hand resting flat against the chest.
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Secunda, Labradorite Cabochon Ring

$53.00

A labradorite ring with a wide oval cabochon, the gray-green of a forest floor where a vivid blue sleeps, set in a smooth bezel on an adjustable band.

Double-strand 7 chakras necklace at a three-quarter angle, crescent moon and a cascade of colored stones.
Double-strand 7 chakras necklace worn from the front with a V-neck.
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Septimia, Double-Strand 7 Chakras Necklace

$47.00

From pink through violet to blue-green, seven colors run down the longer strand of this 7 chakras necklace, beneath a small crescent moon.

The Kinthia notebook

A stone, a style,
your story.

A few pointers to find what feels like you.

Labradorescence, a word for a phenomenon

Labradorite is a feldspar with a gray, gray-green, or nearly black base. At a certain angle, patches of color light up in it, blue most often, sometimes green, yellow, or orange, then vanish if you turn the stone. This play of color has been given its own name, labradorescence. Polished as a cabochon, it shows it at its best.

Renewal, intuition, protection

Its card brings together three ideas: holding your course, listening to what you sense, and leaving a door open to the unknown. People like to wear it during a departure or a change, more to remember their intentions than to expect anything at all from it.

Cabochons, prongs, and beads

Here you’ll mostly find rings: large oval cabochons in bezel settings, smaller stones held by prongs, toi et moi settings. Alongside them are beaded bracelets, sometimes paired with a fine chain, and a few necklaces made of several stones, labradorite among them.

Who to give it to

It comes to mind for someone starting a new job, moving far away to study, or getting ready for a move. Its gray-green goes with everything, and its hidden colors make it a piece that keeps being rediscovered, even by someone who has worn it for years.

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