Labradorite
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About Labradorite
Labradorite is a calcium-rich plagioclase feldspar celebrated for its spectacular labradorescence—a vivid iridescent play of color in blue, gold, green, orange, and red caused by light interference between lamellar twinning layers in its structure. First discovered in 1770 on the Labrador Peninsula of Canada (its namesake), major gem sources now include Madagascar, Finland, and Mexico, where the Finnish variety "spectrolite" shows particularly dramatic full-spectrum iridescence. Labradorite is one of the most widely used decorative stones in modern jewelry and lapidary arts.