Spectrolite & Labradorite Textured Cuff Bracelet

6 inches total length 

 Emotionally, spectrolite stone benefits anyone suffering from self-doubt or despondency. This mystical crystal can dispel anxiety, inspiring confidence and charisma in those who struggle to speak out. Additionally, spectrolite gems are said to encourage originality, bring good luck, and reduce the negative effects of deep emotional wounds. Chakra healing is an ancient practice involving opening or balancing your seven chakras, energy centers that align with physical and emotional symptoms. You can use gems as chakra stones to target issues related to a specific blocked chakra. What chakra is spectrolite associated with? Spectrolite is great for opening the throat chakra — the center of communication, self-awareness, and truth. Feeling disconnected from yourself or afraid of speaking your truth are signs of a blocked throat chakra. You can use spectrolite to open the chakra again, inviting creativity, openness, and self-expression back into your life. 

Highly mystical, Labradorite heightens intuition and enhances psychic abilities, making it great for working with the Third Eye Chakra. Intuition and intellect are balanced by Labradorite, illusions are dispelled, and true intentions are seen more easily with its use. Labradorite is also very protective against negative energies, balancing, strengthening and protecting the aura and sealing the aura from energy leaks. Labradorite is a stone of transformation and change. Labradorite enhances strength of will and feelings of inner worth. It is useful for bringing up and healing old memories, including past life issues. Labradorite can also help prepare the body and soul for ascension. Labradorite can aid in communicating with our highest self and with the creator. It helps to assists when facing and navigating all types of changes and challenges, attracting strength and perseverance. 

How is Spectrolite different from other types of Labradorite?

Spectrolite is a type of labradorite that is highly sought-after by many enthusiasts. This gemstone is known for its intense colors, which are reflected from the "labradorescence" phenomenon. Unlike other types of labradorites, spectrolite comes from only one source: the deposit of Spectrolite bedrock at Ylamaa in Finland.