Moonstone Labradorite Gemstone Dice Set

This Moonstone Labradorite Gemstone Dice Set is carved from genuine labradorite, a feldspar mineral known for its breathtaking optical phenomenon called "labradorescence." Often marketed as rainbow moonstone or white labradorite, this stone displays an iridescent play of colors that seems to float and shift across the surface as you move it in light, like watching the northern lights dance across a winter sky.

The magic of labradorescence: Labradorite typically appears colorless, white, yellow, or gray, but shows flashes of red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and violet colors. The most common iridescence colors are blues and greens, though you may see red, orange, or yellow as well, with rarer color flashes including purple, white, and pink-copper hues. The effect comes from light refracting through internal layers of the stone, creating a spectacular display that shifts with every angle. Hold it up and you'll see blues and greens commonly, but sometimes a full spectrum of colors appears in one stone.

Unlike true moonstone's soft glow, labradorite flashes vibrant, multi-colored displays when light hits the surface. The peacock-like coloring is what makes labradorite one of the most visually dynamic gemstones available. It's been called the "Stone of Magic" and the "Aurora Borealis Gemstone" for good reason. The play of color genuinely looks like captured starlight.

Every die tells its own story: Because these dice are hand-carved from natural stone, each one is genuinely unique. The grey to dark grey base color varies between dice, and the iridescent flashes appear differently in each piece. Some might flash more blue and green, others more gold and purple. Even authentic labradorite shows natural inclusions and minor imperfections, and these aren't flaws but proof of genuine gemstone.

Artisanal craftsmanship: Each die is individually hand-carved and hand-painted with elegant gold numbers that complement the mystical color shifts. Because they're handcrafted, minor variations in shapes and number placement may occur, making your set truly one-of-a-kind.

Handle with mystical care: Gemstone dice are more fragile than resin or acrylic. With a hardness of 6 to 6.5 on the Mohs scale, labradorite is relatively durable but susceptible to scratches, and has perfect cleavage meaning it can split along certain planes. A soft dice tray is highly recommended to protect your dice and your table. Handle with care to avoid chipping, and store separately from other gemstones to prevent scratching.

Complete 7-piece set: Includes D4, D6, D8, D10, D%, D12, and D20, all carved from genuine labradorite with gold numbering, all featuring that mesmerizing flash of rainbow colors.