Planet Labradorite Scarf

Inuit peoples held the belief that Labradorite fell from the frozen fire of the Aurora Borealis, and that accounted for its extraordinary, shimmering mystical light – and also why shamans knew it as a Stone of Magic.

However, in 1770 missionaries ‘discovered’ it on Paul’s Island in Labrador, called it labradorite, and loved its colours ranging from peacock blue through gold to coppery red. No wonder this was a favourite among Liberty customers.

Weston is renowned as one of the world's most creative scarf designers, often using natural sources to produce beautiful scarves sold in luxury stores worldwide, but offered here at a very significant discount on the retail price.