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"aurora borealis" crescent moon statement earrings

"aurora borealis" crescent moon statement earrings

$250.00Price

Labradorite is known as the "Stone of Magic" and "Stone of Transformation," representing intense spiritual awakening, inner strength, and protection. It enhances intuition, shields the aura from negative energy, and aids in personal growth by revealing hidden truths and potentials. It is strongly associated with the Third Eye and Crown chakras. 

 

Key Spiritual Meanings & Properties:

  • Transformation & Magic: Known for its labradorescence, it symbolizes the ability to see beneath the surface, fostering resilience through change.
  • Protection: Acts as a powerful shield for the aura, protecting against negativity and clearing unwanted energies.
  • Intuition & Psychic Abilities: Enhances third eye perception and connects the physical and spiritual realms.
  • Hidden Talents: Helps uncover repressed emotions and hidden strengths, boosting confidence.
  • Folklore: Inuit peoples recognize Labradorite as Aurora Borealis trapped in stone, a fallen fire from the sky. 

 

These stunning statement pieces feature hand-hammered brass crescent moons dripping with teardrop-cut abalone shell and mother of pearl, followed by a luminous cascade of faceted labradorite, mother of pearl beads and cowrie shells.  With 14k gold-plated huggie leverback hoops, these earrings refract the majesty of the northern lights reflecting on the surface of the ocean.

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      Guaranteed original and one-of-a-kind piece designed and handcrafted with authentic materials by Naomi Grace.  Comes with Certificate of Authenticity sealed and signed by artist.  

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