This is small wholesale deal of parcel of labradorite cabochons with peacock. The stones have nice flash and color along with good size 

Details: 

• Stones: Citrine
• Clarity: Eye Clean
• Sizes: 7mm to 9 mm in between all pairs
• Deals: 4 Pairs (8 stones )
• Treatment: heated
• Origin: Brazil

What Can I Create with These Faceted Cut Stones?

Here are some creative ways to use your loose stones:

1. Design Matching Pair Earrings: Pair similar stones to create a unique beatiful set of citrine earrings that perfectly match in sizes, color and cut.
2. Craft Unique Citrine Bracelets: Set together multiple matching stones to design a bracelet 
3. Assemble Custom Citrine Necklaces: Combine matching size stones in complementary pairs or beautiful clusters to create a beautiful unique necklace and gift it for November Birthstones.

This is 200 grams parcel of Natural Raw Labradorite slices with peacock flashy colors. The parcel has free shapes of Natural rough labradorite stones. 

• Stone: Natural Raw Labradorite
• Sizes: 15mm to 60mm
• Colors: Bluish black with peacock feather like flash
• Treatment: No
• Origin: Madagascar 

Labradorite is a variety of feldespar mineral which is popular for its iridescent play of colors. This is called labradorescence. Labradorite takes formation in igneous rocks consisted on basalt and gabbro. Labradorite has iridescence phenomenon which occurs from the interference of lights interacting within microscopic layers. 

The iridescence phenomena occurs from the interference of light which interacts with microscopic layers. The layers are found in the structure of mineral. The phenomena exists due to the lamellar twinning. This multiplies crystal layers reflect and refract light. It creates the shimmering effect. labradorite is found in volcanic activity. This is very popular among jewelry designers. 

This is 500 grams Natural Raw Labradorite slices with peacock flashy colors. The labradorite pieces are in free and loose shapes. 

• Stone: Natural Raw Labradorite
• Sizes: 15mm to 60mm
• Colors: Bluish black with peacock feather like flash
• Treatment: No
• Origin: Madagascar

Labradorite is a feldespar mineral which is popular for its iridescent play of colors. This is called labradorescence. Labradorite is formed in igneous rocks. The rocks are normally basalt and gabbro. The iridescence phenomena occurs from the interference of light which interacts with microscopic layers. The layers are found in the structure of mineral. The phenomena exists due to the lamellar twinning. This multiplies crystal layers reflect and refract light. It creates the shimmering effect. labradorite is found in volcanic activity. This is very popular among jewelry designers.