Polished Labradorite Spheres x 3 From Tulear, Madagascar Zambia some with rare trigonal terminations

some with rare trigonal terminations resembling a three-pointed star

The specimens often present classic cactus quartz like features but the main crystals are drusy coated

Size = 122 x 64 x 152 mm

Schorl is the most common form of Tourmaline

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Polished Labradorite Spheres x 3 From Tulear, Madagascar Zambia some with rare trigonal terminationsPRODUCT DESCRIPTION Labradorite Mesmerizing Chatoyancy and Iridescent Beauty Labradorite from Madagascar is celebrated for its remarkable play of colors, known as Labradorescence, displaying vibrant flashes of blue, green, yellow, and sometimes even pink or purple. This feldspar mineral is typically dark grey to black in its raw form, but when polished, it reveals its breathtaking iridescence, which shifts in intensity and hue based on the viewing