Labradorite Crystal Point, Madagascar 100x28mm

Light catches this labradorite crystal point in sudden flashes, moving from smoky depth to blue, green and gold as the angle changes. It is made for a shelf, meditation space or bedside table where a single mineral object can draw the eye and quiet the room. Sleek, upright and tactile, it brings the natural colour play of labradorite into a clean pointed form.

What the stone gives back to the light

• The surface shifts as you turn it, with iridescent colour appearing and disappearing rather than sitting flat on the stone.
• Its pointed shape gives the piece a clear vertical presence, easy to place among books, candles or other crystals.
• The darker base tones make the flashes feel more dramatic, especially in soft natural light.
• Held in the hand, it has the cool, solid feel people often look for in a grounding crystal object.
• Each piece of labradorite has its own patterning, so the exact colour balance and flash will naturally vary.

Labradorite from Madagascar

This is a gemstone point made from labradorite, a feldspar mineral known for labradorescence: the optical colour play that appears when light reflects through fine internal layers in the stone. This piece comes from Madagascar, a well-known source of labradorite with strong blue, green and golden flashes. The form is smooth and pointed, keeping the focus on the mineral’s shifting surface rather than on added decoration.

How to place and care for it

Set it where light can move across it, such as a windowsill away from harsh direct sun, a desk, a bedside table or a small altar space. Turn it occasionally to enjoy different flashes from the polished faces.

To clean, wipe with a soft dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cloths and prolonged soaking, as these can dull the polish over time.

Why labradorite is kept close

In modern crystal practice, labradorite is often associated with intuition, transition and inner reflection. Many people keep it near a meditation cushion, journal or creative workspace as a visual reminder to pause before beginning. Its appeal is also very physical: the stone looks quiet at first, then opens in colour when it meets the light. That contrast is part of why labradorite has become a favourite for contemplative spaces, where beauty is noticed slowly rather than all at once.

Size and details

This is one individual labradorite crystal point. It measures approximately 100 mm long and 28 mm wide, and weighs 75 g.

A gift for mineral lovers

It suits someone who collects crystals, keeps a thoughtful desk, or likes natural objects with a little mystery in them. The changing colour makes it a personal-feeling gift, especially for someone drawn to stones, journalling, meditation or quiet interiors.

Common questions

Will the colour flash look exactly like the photo?
No. Labradorite is naturally variable, so each point has its own pattern, depth and balance of blue, green and golden flash.

Is this a natural stone?
Yes. It is labradorite gemstone shaped into a crystal point, with natural variation in colour and internal patterning.