Labradorite Desert Dusk Necklace

Labradorite Desert Dusk Necklace

Labradorite is a feldspar mineral known for labradorescence: a shifting optical effect that moves from blue to green to gold depending on viewing angle and light source. Sourced from Labrador, Canada, Madagascar, and Finland. These beads are rectangular-cut, pale gray-green in flat light, and show their color shift under direct light.

Rectangular labradorite beads sit within a lattice of gray-green and chartreuse seed beadwork. Four lavender glass teardrops hang along the base. At the center, a teal and white glass leaf bead anchors the focal drop.

Pair it with a denim jacket and tee for a weekend, a chambray dress for a long lunch, or a cream linen shift for an opening.

For low-lit dinners, gallery nights, or any day you want one piece doing the work.

Construction

• Labradorite rectangular beads, geographic origin: Labrador, Canada / Madagascar / Finland
• Gray-green and chartreuse seed bead lattice
• Lavender glass teardrop drops (4)
• Teal and white glass leaf bead focal
• Lobster claw clasp closure