Details
Larvikite Stone Round 10mm temporary strung 38cm (approx) strands.
Coarse grained, feldspar rich. exhibiting bright blue “flashes” in some areas (sometimes referred to as “labradorescence).
Gets its name from its locality - the Larvik Fjord region. Often used as a facing stone, one famous example is its use in the United Nations building in New York City. More famously though it is the stone of the modernistic bust in Larvik of Thor Heyerdahl (Kon Tiki fame) and a native of Larvik. Has many trade names including Black Moonstone, Blue Norwegian Moonstone, Larvik Labradorite.
Said to carry a mysterious, magical energy which stimulates inner visions and enhances psychic abilities. Allows one to see the past, including past lives.
Coarse grained, feldspar rich. exhibiting bright blue “flashes” in some areas (sometimes referred to as “labradorescence).
Gets its name from its locality - the Larvik Fjord region. Often used as a facing stone, one famous example is its use in the United Nations building in New York City. More famously though it is the stone of the modernistic bust in Larvik of Thor Heyerdahl (Kon Tiki fame) and a native of Larvik. Has many trade names including Black Moonstone, Blue Norwegian Moonstone, Larvik Labradorite.
Said to carry a mysterious, magical energy which stimulates inner visions and enhances psychic abilities. Allows one to see the past, including past lives.
Additional Information
| Stone Type | Natural |
|---|---|
| Common gemstone enhancement and likelihood | Waxing/Oiling (Occasionally) |
| Origin | Norway |
| Shape | Round |
| Size | 10mm |
| Hole Size Approximate (mm) | 1.0 |
| Mohs scale ratings (hardness) | 6 - 7 |
| Bead Care - Avoid the following... | Chemicals, Ultrasonic Cleaners |
