LABRADORITE + MUONIONALUSTA METEORITE 5mm - HANDMADE CRYSTAL BRACELET

Labradorite

Protection - transformation - strength - intuition - magic.

Muonionalusta Meteorite

Muonionalusta is known to boost your mental and spiritual growth.  This rare meteorite can balance your emotions and bring spiritual awareness to your to whatever life throws at you.  Muonionalusta is an excellent tool to use when contacting and communicating with other planes of existence and with the Spirit world.

5mm genuine gemstone beads, 6mm genuine meteorite bead.

Elastic with approximately 7" length, 6.5-6.75” inner circumference.

Sizing can be adjusted, simply specify the size of your wrist in the notes at checkout.

Each bracelet is packaged in an organic cotton drawstring pouch and includes a price tag that lists the crystal(s) and intention keywords.

These are small batch creations and there's no guarantee any of these will be restocked.

Discovered in 1906; oldest meteorite discovered so far. It belongs to the iron core of a planetary body and is therefore classified as an iron meteorite (mainly composed of iron, nickel and cobalt) formed by alternating ferrite and nickel. 

Muonionalusta Meteorites are very rare meteorites that come from a remote area in northern Taiga in Sweden where they were preserved by permafrost and glaciers for thousands of years. The name "Muonionalusta" has Finnish roots coming from the name Muonio River and "alusta" meaning base or foundation, which may refer to possible first finding place. Around one million years ago, an extraterrestrial iron mass fell in what today is the northern area of Sweden. Upon entering the Earth's atmosphere there is said have been a huge explosion that ripped the asteroid into numerous fragments. Since landing on Earth, it has experienced four ice ages. It was unearthed from a glacial moraine in the northern tundra displaying a strongly weathered surface covered with cemented faceted pebbles and the Widmanstatten pattern, figures of long nickel-iron crystals.

Meteorite sourcing:

These meteorite beads were hand-selected in Denver at the gem show, from my Swedish supplier who found these pieces of the Muonionalusta meteorite themselves.

Labradorite sourcing:

From our US-based supplier who practices responsible sourcing and manufacturing at their production facility in China. Though the raw material is sourced globally, nearly all crystal beads on the market are finished in China.

Their Sourcing Practices:

For the product they mine themselves, they strive to minimize their mining impact, and take measures to protect local water sources from pollution and blockage. Once mining is concluded, they replant native trees and flora to minimize impact on local ecology.

For their lapidary artisans, they ensure their employees are paid a fair wage, provided safe working conditions, and given comprehensive healthcare and benefits. Their craftsmen are paid above market price for their work.