Here’s a picture of a piece of polished labradorite up close. This feldspar mineral has a unique appearance. Its iridescence catches your attention and is referred to as “labradorescence.” I like holding a piece with a lot of color and tilting it to see different colors in the light. The parallel lines of color within the stone, the twinning surfaces, reflect the light.
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Gorgeous gemstone!
Yes, they are gorgeous! Sorry for the delay in posting your comment. WordPress put it in Spam. :(
Beautiful 👌🙂❤
This is one of my favorite stones. They have such depth and luminescence!
It's one of my favorites too!