Madagascar Labradorite Rough Specimen

The Aurora Stone. Northern Lights Locked in Stone.

Beneath its rugged, earthy exterior lies something magical. This raw Labradorite specimen from Madagascar holds subtle flashes of blue and green that shimmer and shift as the light catches it — a phenomenon called labradorescence that has captivated collectors and crystal lovers for centuries. Known as the “Aurora Stone,” Labradorite is said to carry the light of the northern lights within it.

In its natural rough form, this 270g specimen retains all the raw character and texture of the earth it came from, making it a compelling piece for mineral collectors, crystal enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to the quiet magic of natural stones.

• Mineral: Labradorite (Feldspar – Plagioclase Series)
• Origin: Madagascar
• Weight: 270 grams
• Dimensions: 3.3 × 2.3 × 1.7 inches
• Hardness: 6–6.5 Mohs
• Color: Earthy gray and tan with iridescent blue and green flash
• Condition: Natural rough form; some surfaces show natural polish and flash under light
• Nickname: “The Aurora Stone”

Note: Some photos were taken while wet to bring out the stone's full natural color and flash.