Waterproof Labradorite Jewelry

Labradorite catches light like nothing else, flashing blue and green from a stone first found in Labrador, Canada, in the late 1700s. Inuit lore says it holds the Northern Lights inside it. Today we know that flash as labradorescence, light moving through thin layers inside the mineral. Traditionally, labradorite is called the stone of change, worn by people stepping into something new. On Tula Blue's waterproof, hand-spun rope, it becomes jewelry you can live in, from sweat to sea to sleep, with no reason to take it off.