Labradorite Necklace B - Tumbled Stone Pendant + Cord

Learn more about labradorite

Labradorite is nicknamed the "Caregiver's Stone" or "Doctor's Stone" because it acts as a shield and repels negative energies emitted by people who are suffering. This allows health professionals to practice their profession without being too psychologically impacted by the discomfort of their patients.

This protective shield also protects against negative energies emitted by ill-intentioned people, and will therefore be particularly useful for people who are impressionable for example.

Lithotherapy Virtues of Labradorite Stone

"Armor Stone" and "Shield Stone" are other nicknames for Labradorite.

If you had to take away only one thing from this stone, it is the protection it offers to our psyche. Empathic people often tend to absorb negative energies emitted by individuals in great difficulty, which can in turn destabilize them. Labradorite prevents this phenomenon by protecting us from the discomfort of others. This is why it is the fetish stone of workers in the social and medical sector.

On a physical level, labradorite is particularly appreciated for its regenerative properties and will therefore be useful for recovering from severe fatigue or a stressful illness.

Zodiac Signs Associated with Labradorite Stone

Labradorite is recommended for natives of the signs of Sagittarius, Pisces, Cancer, Virgo, Libra, and Gemini.

Chakra on which the labradorite stone acts

Labradorite acts mainly on the 4th chakra, the heart chakra. It can be used in combination with other stones to harmonize the 5th and 6th chakras.

Labradorite Purification and Replenishment

Labradorite is not compatible with salt purification, or without direct contact.

To purify your labradorite jewelry or rolled stones, you can, for example, immerse them for a few hours in water (ideally demineralized or very slightly salted), then wipe them with a clean cloth.

To recharge them, expose them to sunlight for 2 to 3 hours. Labradorite can also recharge when placed on a rock crystal or amethyst cluster.

This information is given for information purposes only, and does not in any way constitute medical advice, nor does it engage our liability. The properties, indications and method of use of the stones and minerals mentioned are taken from reference works in lithotherapy.