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Labradorite is a plagioclase feldspar (typically intermediate between andesine and bytownite) best known for labradorescence—a vivid play-of-color sheen that appears as blues, greens, golds and other hues when light hits from certain angles. Base body color is usually gray to dark gray, though some material is nearly black or light. With Mohs hardness about 6–6.5 and good toughness, it is suitable for many types of jewelry when properly set.
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The GemstoneAI market index for labradorite is $11 per carat as of 2026-08-04. That is a market-wide average across qualities, not a quote for a specific stone. Individual value depends on carat, color, clarity, cut, treatment, and origin.
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Over the past 30 days the labradorite index moved +6.7%. Gem prices move on supply, demand, and metal markets; treat any single stone as a collectible first and an asset second.