Draoidhean

A pendant with a tiny golden Labradorite.

The shape of the oak leaf is inspired by a real leaf I found in the forest.

6 x 2.5 cm

Labradorite is a mineral from the feldspar group. Its characteristic and prized luster is caused by interference and reflection on submicroscopic lamellae. Another name for Labradorite is Spectrolite. Spectrolite was first described in 1896 in the book Edelsteinkunde (The Science of Gemstones) by Dr. Max Bauer. However, it received its name from the Finnish professor Aarne Laitakari because of its iridescent luster in the full color spectrum. Labradorite is a highly mystical and protective stone, brings light into life, is a stone of esoteric knowledge, initiates into mysterious mysteries, supports the development of intuition, brings new ideas, removes negative energies attacking the aura, suppresses fear, uncertainty, remnants of old disappointments from past lives, strengthens self-belief, calms an overactive mind, shatters illusions and penetrates to the roots of thought, evokes repressed memories to the past, brings strength and endurance, is a stone of transformation and helps us in times of great change.

The construction of the jewelry is handmade from surgical steel and the connecting material is an alloy of tin and silver. The jewelry is then treated in the same way as silver - we polish it once in a while. The more the jewelry is worn, the better, it polishes itself on the wearer's clothes, skin, etc. The metal is permanent and does not contain nickel or heavy metals. Jewelry can be worn constantly even in water, but afterwards it is a good idea to dry it and treat it more often.The jewelry is suspended on a braided cotton cord and secured with an enlargement knot.