For the moments when you already know. You just need to trust it.

Labradorite

A feldspar mineral with labradorescence, an iridescent optical phenomenon producing shifting blues, greens, and golds as the stone moves. Found primarily in Labrador, Canada, as well as Finland and Madagascar. Associated with intuition, psychic protection, and the strengthening of the inner life. Labradorite is particularly associated with the boundary work of perception: amplifying what you genuinely sense while filtering out what is projection or noise. One of the most visually striking stones we work with, and one of the most requested.

Moonstone

A feldspar mineral with adularescence, a floating billowing light effect caused by light scattering between microscopic layers of albite and orthoclase within the stone. The effect shifts as the stone moves, giving it an almost liquid quality. Found in Sri Lanka, India, and Madagascar. Associated with intuition, the lunar cycle, and the receptive, non-linear quality of knowing that operates outside of logic. The traditional birthstone for June. One of the most beautiful stones in raw form and one of the most consistently resonant for people drawn to intuitive work.

Amethyst

A purple variety of quartz, colored by iron impurities and natural irradiation. Associated with calm, clarity, and the quieting of mental noise that makes deeper perception possible. For intuitive work, amethyst is useful precisely because it addresses the obstacle: the mental chatter, the second-guessing, the overthinking that drowns out what you already know. Store away from prolonged direct sunlight to prevent fading.

Azurite

A copper carbonate hydroxide mineral occurring in deep azure blue, often found alongside malachite in copper deposits. Found in Morocco, China, Australia, and the American Southwest. One of the most intensely colored blue minerals in the natural world. Associated with insight, mental clarity, and the deepening of intuitive perception. Relatively soft at 3.5 to 4 on the Mohs scale, best suited for earrings and pendants rather than rings for daily wear.

Iolite

A magnesium iron aluminum silicate mineral with strong pleochroism, showing different colors when viewed from different angles: violet-blue from one direction, pale yellow-grey from another. Found in India, Sri Lanka, Mozambique, and Brazil. Historically used by Viking navigators as a polarizing filter to locate the sun on overcast days, earning it the name Viking compass stone. Associated with inner vision and the trust required to navigate by what you sense rather than what you can see clearly. The most unusual stone in this collection and worth seeking out for that quality specifically.

Materials and Care

All pieces are set in electroformed copper or wire-wrapped brass, handcrafted in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Azurite is soft and sensitive to heat and light. Amethyst should be stored away from direct sunlight. Remove all pieces before water and chemicals. Store dry. Copper develops a natural patina over time.