Labradorite
Labradorite is a feldspar mineral prized for its iridescent labradorescence effect, commonly sold as polished cabochons, spheres, or tumbled stones in the fossils and minerals market.
Fun Fact
Labradorite pricing is rarely based strictly on carat weight like diamonds but instead on the piece due to its unique optical flash quality.
Price History
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A standard 400 troy ounce gold bar, the kind stored in Fort Knox.