Labradorite Polished Bowl Size:Small and it's structure is closer

and it's structure is closer related to glass than a mineral or crystal

approximately 90-110 hours of burn time

and comes with unique colorations and inclusions

Simple and understated

for placement in common areas of the home

Labradorite Polished Bowl Size:Small and it's structure is closerLabradorite is a fascinating stone because of what is known as the schiller (German, for "twinkle") effect: the metallic iridescence that occurs when light reflects between two layers of a mineral at an angle. Also referred to as adularescence or labradorescence, this effect is found also in moonstone, opal, and sapphire. These polished bowls are shaped by buffing and polishing a natural shaped chunk of labradorite, revealing layers of brilliant flash