Regal Beauty Ring™ in Yellow Labradorite

• Total Piece Weight: 9.33 Grams
• Length: 0.65” x Width: 0.60” x Height: 0.30”

• Yellow Labradorite: Mexico, Irradiated, Cushion Square, Faceted, 10mm, (1)
• Yellow labradorite, also known as golden labradorite or golden spectrolite, is a variety of labradorite feldspar renowned for its striking golden to yellow hues with iridescent flashes of color. While labradorite is commonly associated with blue and green colors, yellow labradorite is a rarer and lesser-known variety prized for its unique beauty. Like other labradorite varieties, yellow labradorite exhibits a phenomenon called labradorescence, where light interacts with the stone's internal structure to produce vibrant flashes of color. These spectral colors often include shades of blue, green, gold, and orange, creating a mesmerizing visual display.

Kunzite, a variety of the mineral spodumene, is a gemstone primarily mined in Afghanistan, Brazil, Madagascar, and the US. It exhibits a soft, romantic light pink color, with some stones appearing colorless with a pink undertone. The color, which comes from trace amounts of manganese, can vary depending on the viewing angle due to its pleochroic nature. Kunzite can also phosphoresce, or glow in the dark, as it absorbs and slowly releases energy as light.