Labradorite is a calcium-sodium feldspar famous for labradorescence—an optical interference effect that fires blue

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Labradorite Half-Polished Form Size:5"x0.5"x2.75" Labradorite is a calcium-sodium feldsparThe raw face holds the stone's outer character; turn it and the polished face eruptsblue, green, gold, shifting as the angle changes. Labradorite is a plagioclase feldspar, chemically a calcium sodium aluminum silicate, Mohs 6 to 6. 5. Its signature optical phenomenonlabradorescencecomes from light interference between thin, repeatedly twinned crystal layers within the stone. The effect is structural, not pigment based: no color is chemically present,