Iridescent Larvikite, also known as Black Moonstone, has a stunning glow. The base greys and blacks with shimmers of silver and blue flashing out of the stones will dress up any outfit for work or play!
Larvikite is known by many names - Black Moonstone, Labradorite, Blue Pearl Granite, Blue Norwegian Moonstone, Marina Blue Star and more... but Larvikite is its own gemstone and is different from Labradorite that it is commonly confused with. An igneous rock only found in the Oslo-rift near Larvik, Norway, Larvikite is prized for its high polish and the silvery-blue Iridescence of its feldspar crystals. In addition to using Larvikite as a gemstone, it is popular as a facing stone in buildings - used in New York City's United Nations building, many big banks and many pubs in the U.K
Metaphysically, Larvikite is believed to elevate your consciousness.
