Labradorite Freeform - Height: 11.8 cm - Width: 9.8 cm- 800 g
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Madagascar Labradorite freeform, 800 g, 11.8 cm high, 9.8 cm wide, 4.5 cm deep, showing intense blue and gold labradorescence on both faces.
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Polished Labradorite Free-Form – Intense Blue & Gold Flash on Both Faces – Madagascar
Striking polished Labradorite free-form from Madagascar, distinguished by a vivid and dynamic labradorescence visible on both faces. When light hits the surface, the stone comes alive with intense electric blues, cobalt tones and golden flashes, interwoven with hints of green and smoky grey that add depth and contrast.
The carefully polished surface enhances the natural internal structure of the mineral, revealing fine linear patterns and layered textures that create a sense of movement and luminosity. The asymmetrical free-form shape gives the piece a sculptural presence, making it visually engaging from multiple angles and ideal for display as a standalone decorative object.
Beyond its mineral appeal, this labradorite stands out as a refined design element, perfectly suited for:
modern and contemporary interiors
curated shelves or display cabinets
desks, studios, or natural stone collections
Traditionally associated with transformation and protection, labradorite is believed to stimulate creativity and intuition. Regardless of symbolism, this specimen captivates through its dramatic optical effect and elegant natural form, making it a powerful decorative focal point.
A visually impressive and atmospheric piece, where light, color and stone merge into a unique natural artwork.
Seller's Story
Latiaxis was founded in Italy by Bruno Briano and family, combining over 40 years of passion and expertise in natural and ethnographic science collections.
The diverse offerings include decorative shells, natural stones, museum-grade fossils, taxidermy, and tropical corals to serve a wide audience, from museums and private collectors to enthusiasts and interior designers. Our services extend beyond sales, providing consulting, evaluation, and tailored delivery, all while adhering to international trade laws for endangered species. We are fully licensed and authorized to source and offer all the specimens in our collection and for protected species, we strictly comply with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). CITES is an international agreement between governments, designed to ensure that trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. By adhering to these stringent regulations, especially within European countries, we demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and ethical practices, ensuring the responsible sourcing and sale of all items. This dedication provides our clients with the assurance that they are acquiring specimens through legal, environmentally conscious, and trustworthy channels.
Polished Labradorite Free-Form – Intense Blue & Gold Flash on Both Faces – Madagascar
Striking polished Labradorite free-form from Madagascar, distinguished by a vivid and dynamic labradorescence visible on both faces. When light hits the surface, the stone comes alive with intense electric blues, cobalt tones and golden flashes, interwoven with hints of green and smoky grey that add depth and contrast.
The carefully polished surface enhances the natural internal structure of the mineral, revealing fine linear patterns and layered textures that create a sense of movement and luminosity. The asymmetrical free-form shape gives the piece a sculptural presence, making it visually engaging from multiple angles and ideal for display as a standalone decorative object.
Beyond its mineral appeal, this labradorite stands out as a refined design element, perfectly suited for:
modern and contemporary interiors
curated shelves or display cabinets
desks, studios, or natural stone collections
Traditionally associated with transformation and protection, labradorite is believed to stimulate creativity and intuition. Regardless of symbolism, this specimen captivates through its dramatic optical effect and elegant natural form, making it a powerful decorative focal point.
A visually impressive and atmospheric piece, where light, color and stone merge into a unique natural artwork.
Seller's Story
Latiaxis was founded in Italy by Bruno Briano and family, combining over 40 years of passion and expertise in natural and ethnographic science collections.
The diverse offerings include decorative shells, natural stones, museum-grade fossils, taxidermy, and tropical corals to serve a wide audience, from museums and private collectors to enthusiasts and interior designers. Our services extend beyond sales, providing consulting, evaluation, and tailored delivery, all while adhering to international trade laws for endangered species. We are fully licensed and authorized to source and offer all the specimens in our collection and for protected species, we strictly comply with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES). CITES is an international agreement between governments, designed to ensure that trade in specimens of wild animals and plants does not threaten their survival. By adhering to these stringent regulations, especially within European countries, we demonstrate our commitment to sustainability and ethical practices, ensuring the responsible sourcing and sale of all items. This dedication provides our clients with the assurance that they are acquiring specimens through legal, environmentally conscious, and trustworthy channels.
Details
Main Mineral
Labradorite
Mineral Form
Freeform
Weight
800 g
Country of Origin
Madagascar
Height
11.8 cm
Width
9.8 cm
Depth
4.5 cm
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