Labradorite Ring 7

Description

People love Labradorite for its shimmering flashes of color.  It’s so unique that it coined the term “labradorescence” to describe the special display of color found in Labradorite.  Although it is found in several countries throughout the world, most Labradorite now comes from Madagascar.  Jake found the raw rock that produced this piece in a rock shop in North Carolina.  It has glowing dark blue along with some green and yellow as it turns in the light.  The setting is sterling silver with a scalloped sterling bezel and the ring stock is thick twisted sterling wire that has been flattened and left open so that the size can be adjusted.