Purple and Orange Flash Labradorite Palmstone Orca Agate It typically has a deep

It typically has a deep purple hue

This find comes from a layer of red clay of Permian to Triassic age and makes for a unique addition to your collection

It forms when gas bubbles become trapped in the lava as it cools

This specimen has been hand-carved to bring out the best in the green moonstone

It is often found in deposits of limestone and clay

Purple and Orange Flash Labradorite Palmstone Orca Agate It typically has a deepLabradorite is a type of feldspar prized for its unique iridescent flash of color. The smooth polished surface reveals a purplish orange color with a metallic sheen. This "labradorescence" is caused by light interference within the stone and is what makes labradorite so popular among gemstone collectors. While labradorite can be found in many different colors, the most desired stones are those that exhibit a strong labradorescence. Size: L: 1. 90" x