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Larvikite Stone Glossary

Larvikite is an igneous rock composed primarily of feldspar, notable for its distinctive silver-blue schiller or flash, which adds visual interest to jewelry designs. Its neutral gray to dark blue-black coloration makes it versatile for both modern and classic styles. As an authority, Dakota Stones sources larvikite for its durability and unique optical effects. The stone's hardness and stability make it suitable for a variety of jewelry applications, including bracelets, necklaces, and earrings.


Key Facts

Types of: N/A

Also known as: Norwegian Moonstone, Blue Pearl Granite

Geologic origin (overview): Larvikite forms in igneous rock environments, particularly in syenite intrusions.

Typical origins: Norway

Treatments: Natural

Mohs hardness: 6

Chakra (traditional): Root, Third Eye


Metaphysical (traditional)

Traditionally associated with grounding, protection, and enhancing inner vision.


Care Guidance

Clean larvikite with mild soap and water, avoiding harsh chemicals and ultrasonic cleaners. Store separately to prevent scratches and preserve its natural sheen.


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