Labradorite Lemurian Blue Granite

Labradorite lemurian blue granite is a kind of plagioclase, generally composed of 30%~50% albite and 50%~70% anorthite molecules, in addition to a small amount of potassium feldspar molecules and trace amounts of barium (BaO less than 0.2 %), strontium (SrO 0.2% or less), iron (FeO+Fe2O3) and other impurities. Its crystals are mostly plate or columnar, and the color is white-gray or gray-black, and occasionally yellow, brown, red and green, with vitreous luster, transparent or slightly transparent.

The biggest feature of labradorite granite is that it has a large area of bright color change. The colors of the most beautiful labradorite are blue and green, which can almost match the halo of butterflies. In addition, you can also see yellow, golden yellow, Red and purple can appear in different colors or disappear when viewed from different directions. During the rotation process, the color and brilliance of the same part will change. It is really green and mysterious, and it is radiant.

Labradorite blue granite not only has a beautiful pattern of dark green, but the key is the blue color that can change with the angle. As a decorative material, blue labradorite lemurian stone  commonly used in walls, floors, countertops, stairs, sculptures, etc.