A natural rough Labradorite mineral specimen, weighing approximately 27g, displaying attractive blue, turquoise-green and golden flashes when viewed from particular angles.
This unusual elongated specimen retains its natural unpolished surfaces, with predominantly dark grey-green feldspar colouring when viewed away from the flash. When turned under the light, several surfaces reveal vivid areas of characteristic labradorescence, including blue, green, turquoise and subtle golden tones.
The contrast between the relatively understated natural matrix and the sudden colourful optical flash makes this an interesting example of rough labradorite.
Details:
- Natural Labradorite feldspar
- Weight: 27g
- Blue and turquoise-green labradorescence
- Subtle golden/yellow flash
- Unusual elongated natural form
- Raw and unpolished
- Natural fractures and matrix material
- Exact specimen pictured
Natural fractures, cleavage, inclusions, matrix and irregular edges are present. Please study all photographs carefully as they show the exact specimen you will receive.
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