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Labradorite is a member of the feldspar family of minerals. It is named after the province of Labrador in Canada where the stone was first mined. Geologists were enthralled by its shimmering iridescence and deep blue-green shades. In native...

1 Strand 16" Approx 68 beads Approx 6.2-6.4mm

Lava rocks are formed by a variety of minerals. The most common minerals are pyroxine, olivine, and feldspar. Sometimes low quantities of hornblende, mica, magnetite and quartz are also present. These stones are generally very porous, so, there are...