Labradorite Tomb Stone Madagascar 50-70mm

• The surface looks shadowed at first, then opens into iridescent colour as you turn it.
• Blue and green flashes sit against darker mineral tones, giving each piece a moody, rain-lit look.
• The smooth tomb-stone form feels steady in the hand, with softened edges rather than a raw crystal surface.
• Natural lines, cloudy areas and darker patches are part of the stone’s character.
• It suits slow display: near morning light, beside a journal, or among other stones with softer textures.

This is labradorite, a gemstone known for its shifting optical flash, often called labradorescence. The stone comes from Madagascar and is shaped into a compact tomb-stone form, with a smooth surface that lets the colours move as the angle changes.

Set it where natural light can reach it without leaving it in harsh, prolonged sun. To clean, wipe gently with a soft dry cloth. Avoid knocking it against harder surfaces, as polished stones can still chip at the edges.

In modern crystal practice, labradorite is often associated with intuition, inner sight and moments of transition. Its changing colour is part of that symbolism: a stone that appears quiet from one angle and bright from another naturally lends itself to reflection, intention-setting and contemplative display. Here, the tomb-stone shape gives it a calm, upright presence, more like a small standing object than a loose tumble stone.

Each piece measures 50 to 70 mm and weighs around 90 g. You will receive one individual labradorite tomb stone. Colour flashes, patterning, tone and exact shape vary naturally from piece to piece.

It makes a quiet, meaningful gift for someone who collects crystals, keeps a meditation space, or enjoys natural objects with visible depth. The changing colour gives it a personal feel, as no two pieces look quite the same.