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Labradorite Sphere 6cm 340g Flashing Feldspar Crystal Polished Mineral Specimen
Labradorite Sphere 6cm 340g Flashing Feldspar Crystal Polished Mineral Specimen
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A polished Labradorite sphere measuring approximately 6 cm (2.36 inches) in diameter and weighing 340 grams (12 ounces), displaying the remarkable optical phenomenon that has made Labradorite one of the most sought-after feldspar minerals in the world.
Renowned for its dramatic flashes of color known as labradorescence, Labradorite can exhibit brilliant electric blues, golds, greens, silvers, and iridescent tones that appear to shift and ignite under changing light angles. This natural optical effect is caused by internal lamellar structures within the feldspar crystal, producing a mesmerizing display prized by collectors and mineral enthusiasts alike.
Expertly polished into a near-perfect sphere, this specimen beautifully showcases the stone's natural flash and structural character from every viewing angle. Labradorite spheres are highly desirable because the rounded form allows the reflective color play to continuously shift as the specimen is rotated under light.
Specifications
- Material: Natural Labradorite
- Diameter: Approximately 6 cm / 2.36 inches
- Weight: Approximately 340 grams / 12 ounces
- Finish: Polished sphere
This specimen is ideal for:
- Mineral and crystal collections
- Luxury display décor
- Sphere and lapidary collections
- Meditation and office displays
- Geological and educational collections
- Museum-style mineral presentation
The smooth polished surface and dimensional flash make this an outstanding statement piece whether displayed independently or within a curated mineral collection.
Condition
Please review all photos carefully for overall condition, natural inclusions, internal fractures, polish quality, and flash characteristics, as they are considered part of the description. Labradorite is a natural feldspar mineral and may contain inherent internal features formed during crystal growth.
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