Labradorite Power Point

Labradorite Power Point is a natural labradorite crystal in an elongated point form, traditionally associated with intuition and transformation. The dark grey-black exterior shows flashes of teal and gold iridescence at the termination and along the faces as it catches the light. Each power point is natural and one of a kind — flash intensity, form, and size vary from piece to piece.

Quick facts

Meaning & history

Labradorite's signature flash, called labradorescence, comes from light bending across microscopic internal layers in the feldspar structure, first documented on Canada's Labrador Peninsula. In crystal tradition, labradorite is associated with intuition and transformation, often used as a focal piece during meditation. See more stones for intuition and spirituality, browse other crystals, or explore more third eye stones.

How to use it

Place the point on a desk or altar where the flash can catch ambient light, with its tip directed outward for grid or intention work. It also makes a compelling standalone meditation focus — turning it slowly reveals the full range of its iridescent color.

Care & cleansing

Labradorite is water-safe and can be rinsed under cool water, then dried with a soft cloth to prevent water spots on the polished surface. Occasional light is fine, but prolonged direct sun is best avoided, as extended heat can dull the polish over time. Many people cleanse it with moonlight, sound, or incense smoke.

Frequently asked questions

What is a labradorite power point?
It is a natural labradorite crystal shaped into an elongated point with a worked termination, used as a focal piece for meditation or display. This is a decorative/symbolic piece, not a health product or medical device.

Is labradorite water-safe?
Yes. Labradorite is a hard, durable feldspar and can be rinsed under water without issue. Dry it with a soft cloth afterward to keep the polished surface free of water spots.

Is it safe to display in sunlight?
Yes for occasional light, but prolonged direct sun is best avoided, as extended heat and UV exposure can dull the surface polish over time on many feldspars. Bright ambient light is ideal for showing off its iridescent flash.

How do I cleanse and charge it?
Labradorite can be cleansed with running water, brief moonlight, sound from a singing bowl, or a pass through incense smoke. Many people prefer moonlight, since labradorite's flash is often associated with reflective, intuitive energy.

How can I tell it's real labradorite?
Genuine labradorite shows labradorescence: a flash of teal, gold, blue, or purple that appears only at certain angles against a dark grey-black base. If you don't tilt the stone and see this sudden color shift, it likely isn't labradorite.

What pairs well with this piece?
Many people pair it with other flash feldspars like blue labradorite or moonstone, or place it alongside clear quartz points for an intuition-focused grid.