Madagascar Labradorite pebble

This labradorite pebble comes from a mine in Madagascar located in the region of Maniry (southwest). Labradorite takes its name from the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, where it was first identified. However, labradorite from Madagascar is particularly sought after for its exceptional quality due to the unique geological conditions of the island.
Known for its iridescent color scheme, called labradorescence, this pebble offers particularly golden reflections on one side and intense blue tones on the other. Its smooth, polished surface highlights the depth and complexity of its internal patterns, turning every angle into a new visual discovery.