Labradorite
Inuit legend says the Northern Lights were once trapped in rocks on the Labrador coast and a warrior freed most of them with his spear; the rest still flash in labradorite. Tradition calls it a stone of magic, intuition and protection of the aura.
How people use it
Worn as a pendant, held during intuitive work or tarot, or placed on the brow.
Care & cleansing
Rinse briefly only; keep out of harsh chemicals.
General cleansing methods from the Picker's Rock beginner's guide: running water, moonlight, selenite bowls and brief sunlight. Read the guide.
Where it fits
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Crystal lore on this site describes traditional and metaphysical beliefs for reflection and enjoyment. It isn't medical or mental-health advice, and crystals are not a substitute for care from a qualified professional.