This necklace is made from the shell of a black walnut.
Labradorite is named for where it was found in Labrador, a Canadian province on the Isle of Paul. Inuits once called labradorite a "fire stone" and would use powdered forms to help cure ailments. According to Inuit legend, a warrior saw the Northern Lights trapped in the rocks and struck them with his spear to free some of the lights.
Each necklace is encased within a UV-resistant woodworking resin and includes a cotton blend cord which can be adjusted. *If you would like a necklace with a total length that exceeds 18 inches please specify with your order.
This necklace is made from the shell of a black walnut.
Labradorite is named for where it was found in Labrador, a Canadian province on the Isle of Paul. Inuits once called labradorite a "fire stone" and would use powdered forms to help cure ailments. According to Inuit legend, a warrior saw the Northern Lights trapped in the rocks and struck them with his spear to free some of the lights.
Each necklace is encased within a UV-resistant woodworking resin and includes a cotton blend cord which can be adjusted. *If you would like a necklace with a total length that exceeds 18 inches please specify with your order.
