Labradorite Plugs in 1 ⅜” from Stone Witch
First discovered in 1770, on the Canadian peninsula of Labrador. Inuit legend says the Northern Lights, once trapped in this stone, were released when a warrior smashed it open. Some light, however, remained trapped inside and created the flash, or “labradorescence,” this gemstone displays. These 1 ⅜” double-flared plugs reveal an astonishing array of colors, from green to orange to violet.
Sold as a pair.
First discovered in 1770, on the Canadian peninsula of Labrador. Inuit legend says the Northern Lights, once trapped in this stone, were released when a warrior smashed it open. Some light, however, remained trapped inside and created the flash, or “labradorescence,” this gemstone displays. These 1 ⅜” double-flared plugs reveal an astonishing array of colors, from green to orange to violet.
Sold as a pair.
Original: $150.00
-65%$150.00
$52.50Description
First discovered in 1770, on the Canadian peninsula of Labrador. Inuit legend says the Northern Lights, once trapped in this stone, were released when a warrior smashed it open. Some light, however, remained trapped inside and created the flash, or “labradorescence,” this gemstone displays. These 1 ⅜” double-flared plugs reveal an astonishing array of colors, from green to orange to violet.
Sold as a pair.
