Labradorite is a feldspar mineral known for its shifting iridescent color, showing flashes of blue, green, and gold as light moves across the surface.
This effect, called labradorescence, is caused by internal layering that refracts light; labradorite has been used in jewelry and ornamental objects for its angle-dependent color display.
Labradorite is a feldspar mineral known for its shifting iridescent color, showing flashes of blue, green, and gold as light moves across the surface.
This effect, called labradorescence, is caused by internal layering that refracts light; labradorite has been used in jewelry and ornamental objects for its angle-dependent color display.
