The labradorite stone is considered in Lithotherapy as benevolent for all problems related to the eyes and vision. Labradorite is a protective stone that protects therapists and others in professions related to healing. It eliminates the feeling of fatigue and helps protect the wearer from the discomfort of others. This is particularly useful after a magnetism session and when the therapist feels extremely tired. Its regenerative power is also powerful and can help the wearer rest when feeling physically and mentally exhausted.

In 1770, Moravian missionaries discovered Labradorite in Labrador, a Canadian region. The geologist Foster used it as a reference to name the stone for the first time in 1780. The Inuit and other native peoples have legends about labradorite. By their colors with multiple reflections, a good number of Eskimo legends link it with the northern lights. The southern lights would be frozen and trapped under the rocky form. The man freed them by breaking the rock with his spear. Some of the blue and green reflections would remain frozen, taking the form of rocks. The spirit of their ancestors would be present in the mineral and would connect the terrestrial kingdom to other invisible kingdoms. It is a ring that shows the way, it is protective and soothing.