Labradorite Moon
This was one of the first stones that we got to cut and polish ourselves, which makes it very special!! Thanks to a short tutorial from our buddy over at JHF Stones, we shaped it into a quarter-moon Labradorite slice.
Labradorite is a stunning calcium rich feldspar and as it was shaped, the yellow flare began to come through. We named it Moonbeam because of its shape and the yellow refracted light that resembles a soft moonlight glimmer in a blue sky.
Set below a mirrored half-moon shape of 16g square Sterling, and stamped on the reverse with triangle cutouts, there is no shortage of special features on this one-of-a-kind, handmade treasure.
This was one of the first stones that we got to cut and polish ourselves, which makes it very special!! Thanks to a short tutorial from our buddy over at JHF Stones, we shaped it into a quarter-moon Labradorite slice.
Labradorite is a stunning calcium rich feldspar and as it was shaped, the yellow flare began to come through. We named it Moonbeam because of its shape and the yellow refracted light that resembles a soft moonlight glimmer in a blue sky.
Set below a mirrored half-moon shape of 16g square Sterling, and stamped on the reverse with triangle cutouts, there is no shortage of special features on this one-of-a-kind, handmade treasure.
This was one of the first stones that we got to cut and polish ourselves, which makes it very special!! Thanks to a short tutorial from our buddy over at JHF Stones, we shaped it into a quarter-moon Labradorite slice.
Labradorite is a stunning calcium rich feldspar and as it was shaped, the yellow flare began to come through. We named it Moonbeam because of its shape and the yellow refracted light that resembles a soft moonlight glimmer in a blue sky.
Set below a mirrored half-moon shape of 16g square Sterling, and stamped on the reverse with triangle cutouts, there is no shortage of special features on this one-of-a-kind, handmade treasure.
