Stone Name: Labradorite & Rose Quartz
Stone Size: 4mm/4mm
Stone Color: Iridescent Blue/Light Pink
 
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Cord Color: Gray
Thread Color: Dark Gray
 
Metaphysical Properties: Labradorite may help enhance clairvoyance, transformation, protection, mental clarity, and creativity. Rose Quartz may help with fostering love of all forms, encouraging forgiveness, self-acceptance, compassion, and empathy.
Chakra: Labradorite-Third Eye, Crown Rose Quartz-Heart 
Birthstone/Zodiac: Labradorite-Scorpio, Leo, Sagittarius Rose Quartz-Taurus, Libra, Cancer
 
Labradorite is a captivating member of the feldspar family, best known for its striking optical effect known as labradorescence—a dazzling play of light that flashes blues, greens, golds, and even purples when viewed from different angles. This mystical stone is primarily found in Madagascar, Russia, Canada, and Scandinavia.
 
It was first discovered in the 18th century on the Labrador Peninsula in Canada by Moravian missionaries, and it was named after its place of origin. Due to its shimmering, multi-colored surface, Labradorite is sometimes confused with or referred to as “rainbow moonstone”, although the two are distinct minerals.
 
Historically, Labradorite has been called "The Old Warrior’s Stone" because it is believed to support souls who have undergone many past lives or intense spiritual journeys. It is thought to carry ancient wisdom and strength, helping individuals reconnect with their soul’s purpose.
 
Rose Quartz can be found in many regions, including the United States, Madagascar, India, Germany, South Africa, and Canada. This particular pendant comes from Madagascar, a location renowned for producing some of the finest quality Rose Quartz.
 
The history of Rose Quartz dates back to 7000 BC in Mesopotamia, where it was used in both decorative and ritualistic ways. The Assyrians and Romans crafted it into jewelry and amulets, valuing it for both its beauty and believed healing properties. The Egyptians also prized Rose Quartz, considering it to have magical powers that could enhance youthfulness and beauty. It was often used in skincare rituals, as well as in the creation of amulets. In Greek mythology, Rose Quartz was associated with Aphrodite, the goddess of love, and it was said to be a gift from the goddess herself to mortals as a symbol of unconditional love and beauty.
 
In the Middle Ages, Rose Quartz continued to be regarded as a stone of great emotional power. It was believed to balance emotions and heal anger, helping individuals to foster peace and emotional clarity. Among Native American cultures, Rose Quartz was often used in sacred ceremonies, valued for its ability to bring harmony and to open the heart to deeper compassion and love.
 
Known as the "love stone," Rose Quartz has remained a popular stone for those seeking to nurture emotional growth. Today, many people still believe that this gentle pink crystal promotes inner peace, comforts emotional wounds, and attracts love in its many forms, be it romantic, familial, or self-love. It is often used in meditation to encourage self-care and to release negative emotions that block the heart from receiving love.