Also known as Larvikite, beautiful natural blue labradorite with grey/black background and chatoyant grey-blue flash. A type of feldspar with Mohs hardness of 6 to 6-1/2, this striking gemstone is named for the Larvik Fjords in Norway where it was first discovered in the 1880s, and where major deposits are still found. Machine-cut and drilled for consistent size, shape and drilling.

+/-155-180 pieces

5~11x5~8mm, hole: 0.8mm, +/-: 50~56 pieces

6~7x 5~10mm, hole: 1mm

+/- 44-46 pieces

+/- 44-46 pieces

Quartz crystal chip beads dyed a rose quartz pink.

Smoky Quartz Bead

These lustrous, metallic-looking beads add richness wherever they appear.