Labradorite: a stone with multiple virtues

Labradorite is a semi-precious stone that is dark gray to black in color, with shimmering iridescence that can vary from blue to green to yellow and orange. It is often used in lithotherapy for its virtues of protection and spiritual connection.

Virtues of labradorite in lithotherapy

Labradorite is known for its protective properties, it is often used to protect against negative energies and external influences. It can help strengthen the auric field and ward off unwanted energies. It is also helpful in reducing anxiety and stress by creating a protective shield around the wearer.

Additionally, labradorite is considered a stone of transformation and change. It can help ease the transition from one situation to another, providing the clarity and vision needed to understand the challenges and opportunities that present themselves.

Labradorite purification

Labradorite must be purified regularly to eliminate accumulated negative energies. There are several purification methods for stones, including:

• Salt: place your labradorite in a bowl with salt for a few hours. Then rinse the stone under running water to remove any salt residue.

• Fumigation: pass your stone in the smoke of sage, palo santo or incense for a few minutes.

• The sun and the moon: Place your labradorite outside on a sunny day or during a full moon night to purify it.

Recharging labradorite

After purifying your labradorite, it is important to recharge it to restore its energy and beneficial properties. Here are some common charging methods:

• The sun and the moon: Place your labradorite outside on a sunny day or full moon night to recharge it.

• Earth: bury your labradorite in the earth for a few days to recharge it.

• Quartz: place your labradorite on a quartz cluster for several hours to recharge it.

It is important to remember that lithotherapy does not replace traditional medicine and that it must be used in addition to appropriate medical treatment.