Although often called blue labradorite, this stone is larvikite, a closely related feldspar mineral from Norway, rather than true labradorite. Larvikite typically has:
A darker, more uniformly gray-black base with visible black mineral speckling (exactly what's visible here)
A more silvery-blue sheen rather than the dramatic multi-color flash of premium labradorite
The cabochon is accented by gray cupchain and a single crystal at the top.
They measure 2.5 inches long and .75 inch wide and hang from a long stainless steel kidney wire.
