Collection: LABRADORITE

For lapidaries, bench jewelers, and gemologists, understanding the physical limits of a natural Labradorite gemstone is significant. It dictates how it is set, polished, and documented for the retail market.

• Species: Plagioclase Feldspar
• Chemical Classification: Silicate mineral
• Optic Character: Biaxial (Positive or Negative)
• Mohs Hardness: 6.0 – 6.5 (Prone to cleavage; best suited for protective bezel settings, earrings, and pendants)
• Transparency: Transparent to completely opaque
• Luster: Vitreous to pearly
• Optical Phenomenon: Labradorescence (directional light interference producing flashes of blue, green, gold, purple, or orange)
• Common Inclusions: Dark needle-like inclusions (ilmenite or rutile) and the natural internal fracture planes that generate the stone's signature flash.

Supply chain transparency is our strength. By establishing direct relationships with mining operations, we ensure ethical extraction practices and clear origin tracing for your inventory. When you seek a Labradorite stone for sale, knowing its provenance is a powerful retail selling point. 

We process rough from premier global deposits:

• Madagascar: Currently the primary global source for contemporary manufacturing, yielding Labradorite stones with highly transparent gray bases and intense, sweeping flashes.
• India: A vital sourcing hub providing highly stable rough, excellent for large-scale carvings, commercial cabochons, and bulk bead manufacturing.
• Canada: The original namesake region (Labrador), producing traditional material characterized by a darker, opaque background and concentrated spectral colors.

From calibrated production runs to bespoke fabrication, our Jaipur facility processes materials to meet exact manufacturing requirements.

• Premium Flash & Color Spectrum: Based on dominant labradorescence, we process and stock highly requested color profiles, including Electric Blue, Deep Blue, Clear Blue, Purple, Deep Purple, and traditional Blue Labradorite.
• Spectrolite: We supply genuine Spectrolite, a highly valued sub-variety prized for its exceptionally dark body tone and full-spectrum labradorescence.
• Calibrated Cabochons: Perfectly matched Labradorite cabochons for sale in standard millimeter sizes, actively graded for forward-facing flash to minimize your bench sorting time.
• Carvings & Specialty Cuts: Hand-carved centerpieces, intaglios, and custom shapes designed for statement pendants and bespoke ateliers.
• Beads & Bracelets: For D2C brands and fashion accessory manufacturers, we offer drilled beads and completed Labradorite bead bracelets ready for immediate retail distribution.
• Raw & Rough Materials: For lapidary artists and architectural designers, we supply untreated Labradorite rocks for sale.

The Labradorite gemstone price is driven primarily by the intensity and visibility of its labradorescence, followed by base transparency and cut precision. 

Because we cut and grade every Labradorite crystal for sale at our Jaipur headquarters, these prices reflect direct-from-source margins with zero middleman markup:

• $0.30 to $2 Per Carat | Volume Production: For high-volume manufacturers, commercial-grade cabochons, bead bracelets, and wholesale rough offer highly accessible entry points (Yellow, Yellow Green, Bead Bracelets, Rough), generally starting from $0.30/carat.
• $1 to $5 Per Carat | Mid-Market Cabochons: The industry standard for independent jewelers and mid-market brands. These Labradorite stones include Clear Blue, Rainbow, and flashy, featuring a strong, broad flash.
• $3 – $15+ Per Carat | Premium Color Flash: Rare, saturated hues command the top tier (Deep Purple, Electric Blue, Deep Blue). These stones offer high transparency and intense color return, ideal for high-end custom designers and fine jewelry lines.

Before you purchase Labradorite stone online, always consider some important factors.

• Transparency and Gemological Certification: Gemstones for Sale evaluates all inventory under daylight LEDs to verify the exact angle of the labradorescence. We guarantee complete treatment disclosure on every invoice. If clients require formal documentation, any stone can be supplied with independent lab certification (such as GIA, IGI, or equivalent).
• Natural Variance & Bulk Parcels: Directional color flash varies from stone to stone. When you buy Labradorite online for multi-stone settings, precise color-matching requires close inspection. This is much like grading the internal fire in natural opal gemstones or evaluating the adularescence in rainbow moonstone. While wholesale lots undergo tight color-grading, ordering a 10% overage ensures you achieve perfect matches for earring pairs and complex multi-stone settings.
• Procurement Data: When you buy Labradorite crystal online through our platform, you receive all the substantial data required to justify your retail margins, including:
• Exact millimeter dimensions 
• Carat weights
• Origin notes
• High-resolution photographs
• 360-degree videos
• Media demonstrating the peak flash angle

While our Jaipur facility fulfills high-volume manufacturing demands daily, we actively support independent designers and boutique studios with accessible entry points. Thus, wholesale orders begin at modest minimums.

You can trust Gemstones for Sale while sourcing a specific carat weight or a small parcel of calibrated stones. Contact our team for a sample lot to verify our cut, stability, and color flash before placing a volume order. 

• Trustworthy Global Delivery: Our Labradorite inventory is accurately graded and ready to ship. We offer accelerated logistics to the USA, UK, Australia, Europe, Canada, and worldwide. Typical international transit times range from just 3 to 5 business days. Moreover, a dedicated logistics team manages all export documentation, duties, and customs paperwork. Your wholesale Labradorite parcels clear international borders without administrative hold-ups, ensuring predictable door-to-door delivery.
• Maximized Finished Yields: Backed by 26+ years of export expertise out of Jaipur, every parcel is strictly vetted for structural stability and polish quality. We handle the quality control upfront to minimize your bench loss and maximize your finished Labradorite jewelry yields. 
  Processing Labradorite rough material directly at our Jaipur facility protects your retail margins. Our direct pipeline removes supply chain delays and middleman broker fees.

Equip your jewelry business with high-quality Labradorite. Explore Gemstones for Sale’s vast collection, backed by transparent grading and reliable global logistics.

We're a specialized gemstone supplier based in Jaipur, India—a global hub for gemstone cutting and trading. Our direct relationships with cutters and mining sources allow us to handpick each natural labradorite gemstone rather than accepting bulk lots.

Every stone is photographed in natural light from multiple angles so you see exactly what you're purchasing—no color enhancement, no "best angle only" shots. We include detailed measurements, weights, and honest assessments of flash coverage because we want you to receive stones that meet your project requirements.

Our customers include professional jewelry designers who've purchased hundreds of carats for production lines, hobbyist metalsmiths creating their first bezel settings, and serious mineral collectors seeking display specimens. Whether you need matched pairs for earrings or a single statement slab for a custom pendant, you'll find quality labradorite stones for sale in our curated collection.

If you're drawn to labradorite's optical effects, you might also appreciate:

• Moonstone - Displays adularescence, a soft blue sheen
• Sunstone - Shows metallic aventurescence from copper inclusions
• Spectrolite - Premium Finnish labradorite with intense flash
• Rainbow Moonstone - White labradorite variety with blue flash
• Amazonite - Blue-green feldspar for coordinating designs

Browse our complete natural gemstone collection to discover hundreds of unique varieties for your jewelry-making and collecting needs.

Q1. Is labradorite a birthstone?
Ans: It is not an official month stone but resonates well with Leo, Scorpio, and Sagittarius.

Q 2. Why does my cab look gray sometimes?
Ans: Flash only appears at certain angles. Rotate under light to find fire.

Q 3. Does labradorite fade over time?
Ans: Color remains stable. Only surface scratches dull flash and can be re-polished.

Q 4. Is there a simple test for real vs fake?
Ans: Real feldspar shows directional flash. Dyed glass glows evenly without angle change.

Q 5. Can labradorite go in water?
Ans: Brief rinse is fine. Long soaking may open micro-fractures.

Q 6. Which chakra does labradorite serve?
Ans: Primarily third eye and throat, sometimes crown for deep meditation.

Q 7. Why do cutters orient the stone a certain way?
Ans: Flash sits along cleavage planes. Proper orientation maximizes visible color.