Stand still and a labradorite necklace looks gray, almost demure. Move, and a flash of electric blue crosses the stone, sometimes with green or gold. That contrast gets it noticed without trying too hard.
Short at the collarbone or long over a sweater?
Most of our labradorite necklaces hang on a 45 cm chain, often with a 5 cm extender, so the stone sits in the hollow of your collarbones and shows in an open shirt collar. Eye of the Universe and Reflections of Light come with a 50 cm chain: they fall a little lower and sit nicely over a fine knit. For a completely different look, the Inner Guardian mala necklace strings labradorite, amethyst and tourmaline down to a teardrop pendant. It's worn long, and you can buy it alone or with its matching bracelet.
Gold or silver tone?
Labradorite's gray works with both. Silver tone picks up its cool flashes, as on Little Moon. Gold tone warms them up, like the swirls wrapped around Eye of the Universe. Can't decide? The Elegance pendant comes in both. A simple rule: go with the metal you already wear every day, and your necklace will blend right in.
A stone from Labrador
Labradorite is named after the Labrador Peninsula in Canada, where it was first described in the late 18th century. A legend from the far north says the northern lights were once trapped in the rocks along the coast, and that sparks of them are still inside the stone. It's known as the stone for people who are always tuned in to others, worn to keep a little distance. Our labradorite guide tells the full story.
Free shipping on 2+ items and a 30-day money-back guarantee. Want a single stone on a chain? See our labradorite pendants. To match, there's the labradorite bracelet and all our labradorite jewelry.
