New Labradorite & Moonstone

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate.approximate hole size: .75-1mmapproximately 19 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 48 beads per strandMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is found in pale brown, peachy, or even orange tones. First discovered in Sri Lanka, this stone is...

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate.approximate hole size: .75-1mmapproximately 16-20 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal...

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate.approximate hole size: .75-1mmapproximately 56 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75-1mmapproximately 66 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 20 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the...

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate.approximate hole size: .75-1mmapproximately 38 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and range 12-14x18-24mm.approximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 17 beads per strandMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and range 10x10-14mm.approximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 24 beads per strandMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and range 8-10x12-14mm.approximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 36 beads per strandMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and range 8-10x12-14mm.approximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 36 beads per strandMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and range 7-9x12-14mm.approximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 20 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and vary slightly.approximate hole size: .75-1mmapproximately 30 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named...

Natural Gemstone with a reflective aurora borealis (AB) finish added.Sizes are approximate and range 12x12-16mm.approximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 26 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named...

Natural GemstoneSizes are approximate and vary slightlyLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the 1770s. Most Labradorite...

Natural GemstoneApproximate hole size: 1mmSizes are approximate and vary slightlyLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in...

Natural GemstoneLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the 1770s. Most Labradorite today is found in North America and...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .8mmLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the 1770s. Most Labradorite today is...

Natural Grade "A" Gemstoneapproximately 94 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the 1770s. Most...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 40 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 60 beads per strandMoonstone is a creamy white stone with a translucent finish. Some Moonstone is found in pale brown, peachy, or even orange tones. First discovered in Sri Lanka, this stone is...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: .75mmapproximately 64 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the...

approximately 46 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the 1770s. Most Labradorite today is found in...

Natural Gemstoneapproximate hole size: 1mmapproximately 52 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the...

approximately 48 beads per strandLabradorite is a grey stone with a gorgeous blue iridescence. This stone is named after Labrador, a province in Northeast Canada, where the crystal was first discovered in the 1770s. Most Labradorite today is found in...