Labradorite is a feldspar mineral known for its labradorescence traditionally associated with intuition and protection. This 3-inch angel is hand-carved from natural labradorite, with smooth wings and a finished base, so the grey stone flashes teal and blue as it's turned in the light.
Quick facts
| Stone |
Labradorite |
| Composition |
Feldspar (plagioclase) |
| Hardness (Mohs) |
6–6.5 |
| Color |
Grey base with blue-teal flash |
| Origin |
Commonly sourced from Madagascar |
| Chakra |
Third Eye, Throat |
| Traditionally used for |
Intuition, protection, transformation |
| Care / Water-safe |
Water-safe for brief rinsing; avoid long soaks |
Meaning & history
Labradorite is often called a stone of transformation, traditionally believed to shield the aura while awakening inner knowing. Angel carvings have long been used across many traditions as symbols of watchful guidance and comfort, and pairing that symbolism with labradorite's protective reputation makes this a meaningful gift as well as a display piece. Explore more of the labradorite collection, other carved figures, or pieces for protection and grounding.
How to use it
Place the angel on a desk, shelf, or altar as a quiet protective presence, or keep it near the entrance of a room as a symbolic guardian. Many people also hold it briefly during meditation to settle the mind before turning it back to display.
Care & cleansing
Labradorite is a moderately soft feldspar, so dust the carving with a soft dry cloth rather than scrubbing it. A quick rinse is fine if needed, but avoid long soaks or harsh cleaners, which can dull the carved detail and flash over time. Keep it away from the edge of shelves or high-traffic spots where it could be knocked and chipped.
Frequently asked questions
What is a labradorite angel used for?
This is a decorative and symbolic carving, not a health product or medical device. In crystal tradition it's displayed as a protective, calming presence in a home or workspace.
Is this angel made from real labradorite?
Yes, each angel is hand-carved from natural labradorite stone, so the flash, color depth, and exact contours vary piece to piece.
Where should I place a labradorite angel?
Common spots are a desk, shelf, altar, or entryway, anywhere it can be seen catching the light and serving as a symbolic guardian.
Can labradorite carvings get wet?
A light wipe or brief rinse is fine, but avoid long soaks. Labradorite is a Mohs 6–6.5 feldspar and prolonged water exposure can dull its polish.
What chakra is associated with labradorite?
Labradorite is traditionally linked to the third eye and throat chakras, associated with intuition and inner clarity.
Will my angel look exactly like the photo?
No, each piece is carved from natural stone, so the flash pattern, color, and exact shape will vary slightly from the picture shown.
