Labradorite Freeform #17 Location_Norway It was predominantly a fish

It was predominantly a fish eater

yield different colours - blues and purples are the top layers

It was technically discovered in 1806 in Greenland

Mug Size: H10cm X W14cm X D10

This black ceramic tea light oil burner features a cutout pentagram design and a matt finish

Labradorite Freeform #17 Location_Norway It was predominantly a fishGorgeous hand selected Labradorite cut base freeform from Madagascar. You will receive the exact Labradorite crystal pictured. Labradorite is a feldspar which often has rainbow coloured flashes, called labradorescence. It is named after Labrador, Canada, where is was first found, although it can be found in many countries, including Australia, the Adirondack mountains in New York, and most famously Madagascar. The most common colours for Labradorite