Lemurian Blue

The most distinctive feature of Lemurian Blue is its labradorite mineral content. When light falls on them from different angles, the labradorite crystals produce blue and turquoise reflections. This optical effect is called “labradorescence” and gives depth to the surface of the stone.

Labradorite is a mineral belonging to the feldspar group. Because of its crystal structure, it refracts light and creates colour transitions and reflections on the surface. The visual character of Lemurian Blue derives from this mineral structure.

Yes. Lemurian Blue is a natural stone with a high mineral density. The labradorite crystals it contains create the stone's characteristic blue reflections.

Lemurian Blue generally originates from Madagascar. Crystal density and the proportion of blue reflections may vary by block and selection.

Lemurian Blue is preferred for applications such as:

• TV units

• Wall cladding

• Islands and bespoke surfaces

• Reception desks

• Prestige residential and commercial projects

The labradorite crystals become more pronounced, especially in well-lit settings.

Thanks to its high mineral density, it is a durable natural stone. It can also be chosen for high-traffic areas.

It should be cleaned with pH-neutral cleaning products. Avoiding abrasive chemicals is recommended.

The labradorite crystals in Lemurian Blue refract light at different angles and create blue-turquoise reflections. This optical effect increases the aesthetic value of the stone.