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Natural Blue Flash Labradorite Rough Lot Wholesale Gemstone for Jewelry Making

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Stone Name Blue Labradorite
Stone Type Labradorite
Origin India
Size Range 15 to 25 mm
Shape Mixed Shape
Body Color Gray with Blue Flash
Quality Grade AAA
Back Side Rough
Crystal Type Rough Gemstone
Flash Pattern Blue Fire Flash
Optical Effect Labradorescence
Weight Options 50, 100, 200, 300, 500 Carats

Labradorite is known for labradorescence, that shifting flash of color you only see when the stone catches light at the right angle. This lot leans specifically into blue flash, with a gray body tone that makes the blue pop more sharply than it would against a lighter background.

Since the flash only shows under certain angles, a piece that looks plain gray in one hand position can suddenly light up bright blue when turned slightly. That's part of what makes labradorite fun to work with, buyers often end up sorting through a lot to find the angle where each piece flashes best.

The rough, unfinished back on these stones keeps the natural crystal structure intact, which appeals to people doing wire wrapping or rustic jewelry work where a polished cabochon isn't the goal. It also works well for anyone building a labradorite collection focused on flash variety rather than uniform shapes.

Natural Blue Flash Labradorite Rough Lot Wholesale Gemstone for Jewelry Making - 50 Cts

$52.99

Product Frequently Asked Questions

Labradorescence happens because of thin internal layers that reflect light at specific angles. Tilt the stone slightly and the flash appears or disappears, which is completely normal for this material.

It works well for wire wrapping as-is, since the rough surface and irregular shape give a natural, unpolished look that a lot of buyers prefer for that style.

Piece count depends on the size mix pulled for that parcel, since natural rough varies. Larger carat orders will include a proportionally larger number of pieces.

Not really, just avoid hard knocks on the rough edges and clean with a soft dry cloth. It doesn't require any unusual storage conditions.

True spectrolite refers to labradorite from Finland with a full spectrum flash. This is blue flash labradorite, which shows a similar optical effect but is sourced differently and priced more accessibly.

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