Handwoven Purple Labradorite Copper Pendant — Large | Handmade Wire-Wrapped

Large Handwoven Copper Pendant with Purple Labradorite

Origin & Craft — Fire-Warm Copper, Aurora Hues

Shifting from deep violet to mossy green, this natural labradorite is wrapped by hand in antiqued copper. The weave gathers like fine cordage around a leaf-shaped cabochon, creating a protective frame that still lets the stone breathe. Labradorite’s color play—called labradorescence—comes from light scattering inside feldspar layers, a phenomenon first admired along the cold shores of Labrador and carried into modern studio jewelry.

Symbolic Notes & Believed Benefits

The following themes draw on cultural references and wearer anecdotes. Experiences vary; this pendant is offered as jewelry.

• Quiet confidence before you speak: Many owners treat labradorite like a private cue. Picture the moment before you introduce yourself—you find the pendant with your thumb, feel the cool polish beneath the copper scrolls, and let its aurora glow slow your first sentence into a steady rhythm.
• A traveler’s pocket night sky: Stories from northern coasts liken labradorite to captured lights on winter water. Worn today, it becomes a small horizon at your collarbone—subtle by day, dramatic under evening lamps—reminding you to keep curiosity packed next to your passport.
• Creative reset between tasks: When the day fractures into tabs and notifications, some wearers hold the point of the cabochon and breathe for a count of three. As the colors tilt from violet to green, the mind tilts with them—away from hurry, back toward intention.
• Grounded, not heavy: The warm copper weave reads artisanal but streamlined. It anchors soft knits and linen without stealing the whole frame—useful when your outfit needs a calm center rather than a shout.
• Personal talisman of change: Natural inclusions trace the stone’s journey. Each line and fleck is a record of pressure and time—a quiet metaphor for plans that mature slowly but surely.
• Care tips: Keep copper and stone away from chemicals, pools, and ultrasonic cleaners. Wipe gently after wear; store dry in a soft pouch to minimize patina on the weave.

Zodiac Style Notes

• Aquarius: iridescent shifts suit experimental silhouettes and clean metallic accents.
• Virgo: tidy wire patterns complement precise lines and minimalist wardrobes.
• Scorpio: moody color play pairs naturally with rich textures and deep tones.
• Pisces: fluid hues echo water-led styling, gauzy fabrics, and gentle layers.

Chakra Connections

• Third Eye: often chosen as a visual cue for insight and pattern-spotting during study or design.
• Brow: prized for attentive focus—useful for reflective journaling and slow planning.
• Crown: airy flashes can symbolize spacious thinking and big-picture views.
• Throat: smooth contours make a gentle reminder to speak clearly and with care.

Wear, Pair & Care

The large format makes a single-piece statement over knit dresses, linen shirts, or a black tee. For complementary palettes, layer with the cool violet of Amethyst or the soft blue of Moonstone. Remove during workouts and housework; keep dry and store separately to protect the handwoven copper.

Jewelry intended for aesthetic and symbolic use only.