The Aroha Labradorite Eclipse Cuff brings together polished Labradorite cabochons and a slender open silhouette for a piece that feels both refined and quietly mysterious. Designed with four rounded gemstones arranged across the front of the cuff, the bracelet creates a balanced composition while allowing the natural colour play of each stone to remain the focus.

Set in 18K gold-plated brass, the warm metallic finish contrasts beautifully with Labradorite's smoky grey, blue and earthy undertones. Depending on the angle of light, the polished surfaces can reveal flashes of blue, green, gold, or other iridescent tones, giving the bracelet an intriguing sense of movement.

The open cuff construction makes it easy to adjust for a comfortable fit and offers effortless versatility for everyday styling. Wear it alone as a refined statement bracelet or combine it with delicate bangles and gemstone bracelets for a layered look.

With its combination of Labradorite gemstone jewellery, polished cabochons, adjustable styling, and contemporary gold detailing, Aroha is designed for women who prefer jewellery with natural character and understated drama.

PRODUCT DETAILS

Stone: Labradorite

Stone Shape: Round Cabochon

Product Type: Adjustable Cuff Bracelet

Metal: Brass

Plating: 18K Gold Plated

Skin Friendly: Hypoallergenic & Nickel-Free

Designed For: Women

Brand: House of AAKAASHI

ABOUT LABRADORITE

• Origin: Labradorite is a feldspar mineral found in Canada, Madagascar, Finland, Norway, Russia, Australia, and other regions. Madagascar is particularly renowned for specimens displaying vivid blue, green, golden, and occasionally violet flashes.

• Discovery & History: Labradorite was formally described after specimens were identified in Labrador, Canada, during the late 18th century. Its unusual optical character quickly attracted attention from mineral collectors and jewellery designers.

• A Gemstone of Light: Labradorite is best known for labradorescence, an optical phenomenon that creates flashes of colour across the surface as the stone moves in relation to light. This effect can make a single gemstone appear subtly different from one moment to another.

• Cultural Significance: Labradorite has inspired folklore because of its mysterious colour play. Inuit traditions are often connected with stories relating its luminous appearance to the Northern Lights, contributing to the stone's enduring celestial and mystical reputation.

• Traditional Beliefs: In crystal traditions, Labradorite is commonly associated with intuition, transformation, creativity, self-discovery, and inner awareness. These are traditional spiritual associations and are not scientific or medical claims.

• Why People Wear It Today: Labradorite has become a favourite in contemporary gemstone jewellery because it combines a sophisticated neutral base with unexpected flashes of colour. It offers visual interest without the intensity of brightly saturated gemstones.

• Unique Characteristics: Natural Labradorite can have a smoky grey, charcoal, brownish, or translucent base, with colour flashes appearing differently from stone to stone. Natural inclusions, veining, transparency, and internal textures add to its individual character.

• Polished Cabochon Beauty: The rounded polished stones used in this bracelet provide a smooth surface that allows light to move across the gemstone and reveal its natural colour play. The cabochon form also gives the design a soft, timeless quality.

• The Eclipse Inspiration: The rounded gemstones and dark iridescent palette create a visual contrast reminiscent of celestial forms—subtle, shadowed, and luminous at different angles. This gives the bracelet a mystical quality without making it overly ornate.

• Modern Jewellery Appeal: Labradorite pairs particularly well with gold because the warm metal enhances the cooler grey, blue, and green tones within the stone. The combination works across minimalist, bohemian, contemporary, vintage, and luxury jewellery styles.

• Versatile Styling: The neutral gemstone base makes this Labradorite cuff easy to pair with white, cream, beige, black, denim, earthy tones, and jewel colours. Its adjustable construction makes it suitable for everyday outfits as well as festive, wedding, party, vacation, and evening styling.

• A Layering Piece: The open silhouette allows the cuff to sit comfortably alongside slim bangles, chain bracelets, pearl jewellery, or other gemstone pieces, making it particularly versatile for modern layered jewellery looks.

• House of AAKAASHI Aesthetic: Aroha reflects the brand's preference for natural gemstone character paired with refined gold detailing—an expressive yet understated piece where changing light becomes part of the design.

CRYSTAL PROPERTIES

• Traditionally associated with intuition and inner awareness

• Often linked with transformation and personal growth

• Symbolically connected with creativity and self-discovery

• Appreciated for its distinctive blue, green, and golden colour play

• Valued for its mysterious appearance and natural individuality

CHAKRA ASSOCIATION

Labradorite — Third Eye Chakra & Crown Chakra

• Traditionally associated with the Third Eye Chakra (Ajna), symbolising intuition, insight, perception, and inner reflection.

• Also commonly connected with the Crown Chakra (Sahasrara), representing spiritual awareness, wisdom, consciousness, and connection.

• Labradorite's traditional association with transformation and introspection complements these chakra themes in crystal traditions.

These are traditional spiritual associations and are not medical or scientific claims.

CARE INSTRUCTIONS

• Store the cuff separately in a soft jewellery pouch to protect the polished Labradorite and 18K gold-plated finish

• Keep away from perfumes, lotions, hairspray, sanitiser, and harsh chemicals

• Remove before swimming, bathing, exercising, or sleeping

• Wipe gently with a soft, dry microfiber cloth after wearing

• Adjust the cuff gently and avoid repeatedly bending it beyond its intended opening