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LABRADORITE: The Stone of Magic
Meaning & Healing Properties
Quick Facts
- Mineral Family: Feldspar
- Hardness: 6 – 6.5 (Mohs Scale)
- Vibration: High / Number 6
- Primary Chakra: Third Eye (Tercer Ojo) & Crown (Corona)
- Zodiac: Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius
- Birthstone: None (Associated with the New Moon)
- Element: Air
- Key Mantra: "I trust my intuition and embrace the magic of the universe."
✨ Amura Tip
The "Aura Shield": Labradorite is considered the strongest protector of the mineral kingdom against "energy leaks." If you feel drained after being in crowds or around negative people, hold Labradorite over your solar plexus for a few minutes. It is believed to seal the holes in your aura, preventing others from tapping into your personal energy reserve.
1. Introduction: What is Labradorite?
Labradorite is a mesmerizing feldspar mineral known for its "labradorescence"—a metallic optical effect that creates flashes of peacock blue, gold, pale green, and coppery red. It was first discovered in Labrador, Canada, and is often called the "Frozen Fire of the North." It is the ultimate stone for shamans, healers, and anyone seeking to awaken their inner magical powers.
2. The Spiritual & Healing Meaning
Labradorite is a stone of transformation. It helps you peel back the layers of your personality to reveal your true spiritual purpose.
Emotional & Mental Benefits
- Dispelling Illusion: It helps you see the truth behind people's motives and the reality of complex situations.
- Calming the Mind: It quiets an overactive brain and helps banish fears and insecurities left over from past disappointments.
- Imagination & Innovation: By connecting the logical mind with the subconscious, it sparks original ideas and "out-of-the-box" thinking.
Metaphysical Properties
- Psychic Awakening: It is the primary tool for developing clairvoyance, telepathy, and the ability to recall past lives.
- Synchronicity: Carrying Labradorite often leads to "happy accidents" and meaningful coincidences, as it aligns your energy with the flow of the universe.
3. Physical Healing Properties
In lithotherapy, Labradorite is associated with:
- Brain & Eye Health: Believed to support mental acuity and reduce eye strain.
- Metabolism: Often used to help regulate the digestive system and balance hormones.
- Blood Pressure: Its calming blue flashes are thought to help lower blood pressure and reduce sensitivity to cold.
4. History & Lore: The Aurora Stone
- Inuit Legend: According to Inuit folklore, the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) were once trapped inside the rocks along the coast of Labrador. A brave warrior struck the stones with his spear, freeing most of the lights into the sky, but some remained trapped in the stone forever, creating Labradorite.
- The Spectrolite Variety: A rare and highly prized version of Labradorite found in Finland displays the entire color spectrum and is known as Spectrolite.
- Spiritual Travel: In ancient times, it was believed that Labradorite was a fallen star that could help the soul travel between different dimensions during sleep.
5. How to Use & Place Labradorite
- On your Desk: Keep a piece nearby to enhance creativity and protect your focus from office politics or drama.
- During Meditation: Place it on your Third Eye to stimulate visions and deepen your connection to your spirit guides.
- As Jewelry: Wear it as a ring or pendant to keep your aura constantly shielded throughout the day.
6. Care, Cleaning & Charging
- Cleansing: Use cool water or a smudge of Palo Santo. Labradorite can be sensitive to chemicals, so avoid ultrasonic cleaners.
- Charging: Because it is the stone of the moon and stars, it is best charged by Moonlight, particularly during a New Moon.
- Important Note: Avoid extreme temperature changes, as the internal structure of the stone can crack if it moves from very hot to very cold too quickly.
7. Labradorite FAQ
- Why does my Labradorite look grey? Labradorite only shows its colors when the light hits the internal layers at a specific angle. When not in the light, it often looks like a simple grey stone—this is a reminder that magic is often hidden beneath the surface.
- Can Labradorite go in water? Yes, it is safe for short rinses, but do not soak it for long periods as it can lose its luster.
- Is Moonstone the same as Labradorite? They are cousins (both Feldspars). White Labradorite is often sold as "Rainbow Moonstone," but true Labradorite is usually darker and grey-based.