In Finland, they named this stone the Spectrolite as it seemed to capture every shade in the whole spectrum of existence. Moravian missionaries traveled to this remote Canadian wilderness back in the 18th century and became so enchanted with the mystical stones that they carried them back to Europe.Ī little further discovery shows that it's not only Canada that cleaves Labrador from the earth, but also the winter winds of Finland and the former Tsar kingdoms of Russia.
He took his spear and struck the rock to help set the light free. The legend says that once upon a time, an Inuit warrior saw that the Aurora had become trapped in a piece of stone. Labradorite has a long and sprawling history and thanks to its rich shamanic vibes its stories are linked with tales from the Inuit people. It’s a reminder that the greatest healing stones are often connected with all the elements – the ground beneath your feet, the surging ocean and stretched out sky, and the stars above. A bounty of blues, greens, fiery golds, and smoky schemes can be found shimmering on the surface of Labradorite.
Born from the storms of the Northern Lights and found in Canada’s Labrador region, the healing properties of this healing crystal are all about tapping into your own wonderful well of creativity and connecting with the higher consciousness. Linked to the glimmering gold and green lights of the Aurora Borealis, the Labradorite stone is as mystical as its iridescent changing colors suggest. Links to Inuit fables and shamanic practice.
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