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THORA · Bracelet · Labradorite · St. Steel
THORA · Bracelet · Labradorite · St. Steel
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THORA
A bracelet for those curious about what lies beneath the surface. At its center is a labradorite cabochon (approx. 14 mm), set in a substantial stainless steel chain — heavy enough to feel, light enough to wear every day.
Turn your arm in the light and the stone responds: blue-green shifts that shimmer and disappear, as if it’s holding onto something it’s not quite ready to reveal yet. This effect — called labradorescence — is why the stone has always been associated with the mysteries of the night and the unseen.
The chain closes easily with a T-clasp, which functions as much as a decorative detail as it does a practical one. A stainless steel logo tag completes the look.
Materials
Labradorite cabochon, approx. 12 mm
Chain and logo tag in stainless steel
T-clasp
What energy is associated with the crystal in this piece of jewelry?
Labradorite has always been highlighted as a stone for intuitive awakening and transformation. It is said to support us through life's internal and external changes, strengthen energy, and provide courage to explore the unknown. In meditation work, it is often used to enhance connection with the subconscious and access to subtle truths.
Crystals and stones are gifts of nature, each with its unique beauty. Variations in appearance and color occur and are a natural part of their charm, making each stone unique. We have made every effort to accurately represent the colors and images of our products displayed in the store. We cannot guarantee that your computer screen's display of any color will be exact.

Labradorite – Mystery of the Night
With its shifting hues, labradorite has always been associated with intuitive awakening and transformation. A stone said to provide courage to explore the unknown – and contact with what lies beneath the surface.
WHISPER SPARK
Not everything is visible at first glance. Behind every piece of jewelry, there's more to discover – a stone with its own voice and feel, a lingering thought, or a mystery worth knowing.