Madagascar Labradorite Point (Approx. 80–90 mm)

This polished labradorite point showcases the gemstone’s characteristic iridescent flashes of blue, green, and gold. Each piece is naturally formed and shaped into a pointed crystal form, with unique colour play, patterns, and structure, making every item one-of-a-kind.

SOLD AS 1 INDIVIDUAL PIECE

Product Specifications

Net Weight: 75g/point
Approx. Weight Range: 63–93g
Dimensions: 2.5 × 2.5 × 8.5 cm

• Natural Madagascar labradorite
• Polished crystal point shape
• Iridescent colour flash (labradorescence)
• Each piece unique in colour and pattern
• Ideal for display or collection use

Materials/Ingredients

Gemstone (Labradorite)

Historical & Geological Background

Labradorite was first identified in 1770 on Paul Island near Nain in Labrador, Canada, from which it takes its name. It is a feldspar mineral known for its optical effect called labradorescence, caused by light interacting with its internal layered structure.

Madagascar is one of the most significant modern sources of labradorite, producing stones with strong and vibrant colour flashes. The island’s deposits, mainly located in central and southern regions, supply high-quality material widely used in carving, jewellery, and decorative stonework.