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Labradorite Crystal Ball, Intuitively Chosen for You, Small 4-6cm Sphere, Gold
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Description
A Labradorite Sphere, Chosen by Intuition, Meant for You
Every sphere in my collection is hand-selected, and your sphere is chosen intuitively, just for you. As an empath and Reiki-trained practitioner, I'm sensitive to the energy of each stone. When your order comes in, I sit with the spheres, tune in, and let the one that resonates with you make itself known. Many people tell me their sphere arrived at exactly the right time.
Each sphere has flash (labradorescence), a shimmer that moves across the stone as you turn it in the light. Expect flashes of yellow-gold and silver, with a touch of blue, set against a smoky grey body. Flash shows best when you tilt the sphere toward a light source and find the right angle. No two are alike, and I can't promise a specific pattern, which is part of the magic.
The Energy of Labradorite: Magic, Intuition and Transformation
Labradorite is known as the stone of magic and transformation. Its shifting flash is often described as a window into the unseen, and it's a favourite of intuitives, healers and dreamers. A sphere is a natural tool for scrying, meditation and quiet reflection.
Spiritual and metaphysical uses:
Intuition and psychic awareness: Linked to the third eye and crown chakras, it's said to sharpen inner knowing, insight and spiritual vision.
Protection for sensitive souls: Often called a psychic shield, it's traditionally used by empaths and highly sensitive people to help guard their energy field and stop other people's emotions from sticking.
Transformation and change: Said to support you through endings, new chapters and times of uncertainty, with courage and trust in the process.
Gold and yellow flash: Often associated with confidence, clarity, personal power and optimism.
Silver flash: Associated with the moon, intuition, dreams and reflection.
Blue flash: Linked to calm, truth, communication and the throat chakra.
Scrying and meditation: Gaze softly into the flash to quiet the mind and invite imagery, insight or stillness.
Dreamwork: Keep it by your bed or journal to support vivid dreams and recall.
Altar and ritual: A lovely focal point for moon rituals, crystal grids and sacred space.
Metaphysical properties are traditional beliefs and are offered for spiritual and decorative purposes. They are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
A Little Geology
Labradorite is a member of the plagioclase feldspar group, a calcium-rich sodium aluminium silicate, with a Mohs hardness of about 6 to 6.5. Its famous flash, called labradorescence, isn't a pigment. It happens when light enters the stone, bounces between microscopic layers formed as the crystal cooled slowly, and is split into colour. That's why the shimmer appears and disappears as you move the stone, and why the body can look dull grey until the light hits it just right.
Where It's Found
Labradorite occurs in Canada (Labrador and Newfoundland), Madagascar, Finland, Russia, Norway, India, Australia, Mexico and parts of the United States. Finland is known for a rare, vividly multicoloured variety called spectrolite.
A Stone with a Legend
Labradorite takes its name from the Labrador coast of Canada, where it was brought to European attention in the 18th century. According to Inuit legend, the Northern Lights were once trapped inside the rocks along the coast, until a warrior struck the stone and freed most of the lights into the sky. A little of that fire stayed in the stone, which is why labradorite is still linked to the aurora today.
Diameter: Approximately 1.5 to 2.3 inches (4 to 6 cm)
Weight: Approximately 80 to 90 g (2.8 to 3.2 oz)
Material: Natural labradorite, polished
Please note: Photos show examples of the stock. Your sphere will be unique, and flash colour, intensity and body colour will vary. Natural fissures, veils and small pits are normal.
Care Instructions
Labradorite is a little softer than quartz, so treat it gently. Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth, and avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners and soaking. Cleanse by moonlight, with sound, smoke (sage, palo santo), or on a selenite plate. Keep away from hard surfaces to avoid chips, and use a stand, since spheres roll.
Shipping and Packaging
Each sphere is carefully wrapped and packed to arrive safely, and sent with intention and good energy. (Add your dispatch times and shipping details here.)
A note on flash:
Labradorescence is a natural optical effect — it depends on the angle of light and how you hold the stone. If your stone looks white in a dim room, try it in natural daylight or under a lamp at a low angle. The flash is there. It just needs the right light to show itself, which feels about right for a stone associated with intuition.
A note on crystals:
Natural stones vary. Inclusions and tonal shifts are part of what makes each piece unique - you receive may differ slightly from the photos shown. Sold as a single stone.
Crystal work is complementary and not a replacement for professional support.
📦 UK-based. Dispatched within 1–3 working days.
Every sphere in my collection is hand-selected, and your sphere is chosen intuitively, just for you. As an empath and Reiki-trained practitioner, I'm sensitive to the energy of each stone. When your order comes in, I sit with the spheres, tune in, and let the one that resonates with you make itself known. Many people tell me their sphere arrived at exactly the right time.
Each sphere has flash (labradorescence), a shimmer that moves across the stone as you turn it in the light. Expect flashes of yellow-gold and silver, with a touch of blue, set against a smoky grey body. Flash shows best when you tilt the sphere toward a light source and find the right angle. No two are alike, and I can't promise a specific pattern, which is part of the magic.
The Energy of Labradorite: Magic, Intuition and Transformation
Labradorite is known as the stone of magic and transformation. Its shifting flash is often described as a window into the unseen, and it's a favourite of intuitives, healers and dreamers. A sphere is a natural tool for scrying, meditation and quiet reflection.
Spiritual and metaphysical uses:
Intuition and psychic awareness: Linked to the third eye and crown chakras, it's said to sharpen inner knowing, insight and spiritual vision.
Protection for sensitive souls: Often called a psychic shield, it's traditionally used by empaths and highly sensitive people to help guard their energy field and stop other people's emotions from sticking.
Transformation and change: Said to support you through endings, new chapters and times of uncertainty, with courage and trust in the process.
Gold and yellow flash: Often associated with confidence, clarity, personal power and optimism.
Silver flash: Associated with the moon, intuition, dreams and reflection.
Blue flash: Linked to calm, truth, communication and the throat chakra.
Scrying and meditation: Gaze softly into the flash to quiet the mind and invite imagery, insight or stillness.
Dreamwork: Keep it by your bed or journal to support vivid dreams and recall.
Altar and ritual: A lovely focal point for moon rituals, crystal grids and sacred space.
Metaphysical properties are traditional beliefs and are offered for spiritual and decorative purposes. They are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
A Little Geology
Labradorite is a member of the plagioclase feldspar group, a calcium-rich sodium aluminium silicate, with a Mohs hardness of about 6 to 6.5. Its famous flash, called labradorescence, isn't a pigment. It happens when light enters the stone, bounces between microscopic layers formed as the crystal cooled slowly, and is split into colour. That's why the shimmer appears and disappears as you move the stone, and why the body can look dull grey until the light hits it just right.
Where It's Found
Labradorite occurs in Canada (Labrador and Newfoundland), Madagascar, Finland, Russia, Norway, India, Australia, Mexico and parts of the United States. Finland is known for a rare, vividly multicoloured variety called spectrolite.
A Stone with a Legend
Labradorite takes its name from the Labrador coast of Canada, where it was brought to European attention in the 18th century. According to Inuit legend, the Northern Lights were once trapped inside the rocks along the coast, until a warrior struck the stone and freed most of the lights into the sky. A little of that fire stayed in the stone, which is why labradorite is still linked to the aurora today.
Diameter: Approximately 1.5 to 2.3 inches (4 to 6 cm)
Weight: Approximately 80 to 90 g (2.8 to 3.2 oz)
Material: Natural labradorite, polished
Please note: Photos show examples of the stock. Your sphere will be unique, and flash colour, intensity and body colour will vary. Natural fissures, veils and small pits are normal.
Care Instructions
Labradorite is a little softer than quartz, so treat it gently. Wipe with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth, and avoid harsh chemicals, ultrasonic cleaners and soaking. Cleanse by moonlight, with sound, smoke (sage, palo santo), or on a selenite plate. Keep away from hard surfaces to avoid chips, and use a stand, since spheres roll.
Shipping and Packaging
Each sphere is carefully wrapped and packed to arrive safely, and sent with intention and good energy. (Add your dispatch times and shipping details here.)
A note on flash:
Labradorescence is a natural optical effect — it depends on the angle of light and how you hold the stone. If your stone looks white in a dim room, try it in natural daylight or under a lamp at a low angle. The flash is there. It just needs the right light to show itself, which feels about right for a stone associated with intuition.
A note on crystals:
Natural stones vary. Inclusions and tonal shifts are part of what makes each piece unique - you receive may differ slightly from the photos shown. Sold as a single stone.
Crystal work is complementary and not a replacement for professional support.
📦 UK-based. Dispatched within 1–3 working days.
