Labradorite jewellery

Discover labradorite jewellery in sterling silver and 14ct gold vermeil. Our minimalist labradorite stud earrings are designed in-house by Rose & Wolf using natural gemstones, each displaying its own unique flashes of blue, green and gold.

Whether you’re looking for an everyday pair of stud earrings or a thoughtful gift, labradorite offers a timeless look with a natural touch of colour. Lightweight and easy to style, these earrings pair beautifully with hoops, huggies and other everyday jewellery.

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  • Natural Labradorite

    Every Rose & Wolf labradorite design features genuine natural gemstones. No two stones are exactly alike, with each one showing its own unique mix of colours and patterns formed by nature.

  • Labradorescence

    One of the things that makes labradorite so distinctive is its colourful optical effect, known as labradorescence. As the gemstone catches the light, flashes of blue, green and gold appear across its surface, giving every stone its own unique character.

Frequently asked questions

What makes labradorite unique?

Labradorite is best known for its beautiful flashes of blue, green, gold and, occasionally, hints of purple as the stone catches the light.

What is labradorescence?

Labradorescence is the name given to the colourful flashes seen within labradorite. Rather than coming from the surface, these colours are created as light reflects inside the gemstone’s natural structure, giving the stone its distinctive iridescent appearance.

Will every labradorite gemstone look the same?

No. Because labradorite is a natural gemstone, every stone has its own individual patterns and flashes of colour. Some pieces may display vibrant blue tones, while others reveal softer green or golden flashes. These natural variations make every piece of labradorite jewellery unique.

Is labradorite a November birthstone?

Topaz and citrine are the traditional birthstones for November. Labradorite is sometimes chosen as a more unusual November birthday gift because of its distinctive blue, green and golden flashes, although it is not an official November birthstone.

How should I care for labradorite jewellery?

To help keep your labradorite jewellery looking its best, avoid exposing it to perfume, lotions, household cleaning products and prolonged contact with water. Store each piece separately in a cool, dry place and clean it gently with a soft polishing cloth.

For more tips on cleaning and storing your jewellery, read our Jewellery Care Guide.