Larvikite
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About Larvikite
Larvikite is a coarse-grained igneous syenite rock from the Larvik region of Norway, prized for the spectacular silver-blue schiller produced by light reflecting off large feldspar (anorthoclase) crystals within its dark grey to black matrix. Commercially known as "blue pearl granite" in the stone industry, larvikite has been quarried since the late 19th century and used extensively as architectural facing stone, countertops, and decorative carvings worldwide. Collectors prize larvikite for cabochons and spheres displaying its vivid labradorescent shimmer.