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Labradorite Heart

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This gem has passed the following ethical standards to protect the environment and workers.

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OriginMadagascar
PolishShiny & Smooth
QualityAA (quality chart)
ShapePuffy Heart
ColorMulti-Colored
TransparencyOpaque
Average Size2 in / 5 cm (size chart)
Average Weight3 oz / 85 g / 425 carats
  • Crystal Hearts

    Be gentle with your heart.

  • Crystals Keep In Shade

    Keep it in the shade to protect its colour.

  • Crystals Safe In Elixir

    This stone is safe to use in direct-infusion elixirs.

Joyful Transformation

Feel connected to the Universe and all beings. Strengthen your intuition and psychic gifts. See the truth and cut through all illusions. Transcend to higher levels of consciousness. Let Labradorite inspire you to reach for the stars!

Rated 0 out of 5 5 Reviews

So beautiful and exactly what I expected. Thank you for selecting the best.

Kay B (Pennsylvania)

This Crystal is Ethically Sourced

Moonrise Crystals has developed 9 guidelines to ensure your crystals are consciously sourced to protect the environment and workers.

Ethically Sourced Labradorite from Madagascar

This gem has passed the following ethical standards to protect the environment and workers.

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Supply Chain for Labradorite

This Labradorite comes from artisanal miners in Atsimo-Andrefana, Madagascar. Artisanal mining for feldspar minerals typically has a low environmental impact and would be relatively low risk for miners.

This lapidary hand polishes stones in Antananarivo, Madagascar. It is a woman-owned and family-run business. Factory workers have safe conditions and are paid fairly. The lapidary sells primarily at one major gem show in the United States. Every year the lapidary takes on a major charity project at a rural school. Previous projects have included installing bathrooms, creating a playground, and building a sunshelter for parents.

I first met the owner of the lapidary at the 2006 Gem and Mineral show in Tucson, Arizona. At that time I was working for a crystal shop in Utah and was at Tucson primarily as a “pack mule” to help carry all the stones. It was generally agreed by our crew that the “Madagascar” tent contained the most beautiful stones in the entire show.

In 2014, I embarked on my first buying trip for Moonrise Crystals. The company I knew of only as “Madagascar” was the one company I was most determined to find and buy from. This lapidary company only sells at a handful of major gem shows. The only time they are in the USA is for the Tucson Gem Show. During the rest of the year, the lapidary hand polishes their stock and also does charity work in their local community. They continue to offer some of the most beautiful tumbled stones in the industry and are among my favorite suppliers.

In 2019, Moonrise Crystals and the Madagascar lapidary company joined together to financially support a rural school in Madagascar. In 2022, we plan to build a library with books in Malagassi and French.

Labradorite Healing, Mineralogy, and History

Published July 2014  •  Updated August 2024  •  Read Time: 5 minutes
Labradorite is a feldspar mineral that is closely related to Moonstone and Sunstone.  All three have an eye-catching iridescence, known as “Schiller Effect” or “labradorescence.”  At first glance, Labradorite is a dull green-gray stone, but when the light catches it, the stone displays vivid yellow, blue, and green colors, as well occasional pink, purple and orange.   Its energy encourages us to look up – evoking swirling galaxies of starts and the awe-inspiring Aurora Borealis and Aurora Australis.  It was originally found in Labrador, Canada, after which it is named, but today most of these eye-catching stones comes from Madagascar. […]

5 reviews for Labradorite Heart

  1. Kay B (Pennsylvania)

    So beautiful and exactly what I expected. Thank you for selecting the best.

  2. Marybeth W (Michigan)

    The stones you selected exceeded my expectations and were a perfect match for what I was seeking. Moreover, I appreciate your commitment to ethically sourcing your rocks and your consideration of the potential impact that your inventory purchases may have on both people and the environment. Moonrise Crystals has truly earned an A+ in my book.

  3. Billie S. (Colorado)

    Thank you so much for my recent crystal order – it arrived yesterday and I’m overwhelmed with how powerful and beautiful they all are.

  4. Dan P. (California)

    I love them all, thank you! Labradorite feels especially … good. Like, its weight and general vibe is very cozy and light, and of course the colors are stunning.

  5. Madeline M (Pennsylvania) (verified owner)

    Thank you for the gorgeous stones–I love them all so much, so very very much! I have the gorgeous flashy labradorite sitting next to me right now–it is such a beautiful stone. I am so appreciative for all these wonderful things, and for the care you put into choosing and packing them, it truly means so much. Thank you for brightening our days, and for being such a light.

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