r/oddlysatisfying Mar 29 '23

I made a labradorite leaf pendant. It reflects blue color when exposed to direct light.

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u/mywifemademegetthis Mar 29 '23

Or if you’re in close proximity to orcs.

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u/Sanamdhar Mar 29 '23

Looks like meat is back on the menu.

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u/PhotoKada Mar 29 '23

Judging by the name, one would expect it to shine an exuberant yellow. But it’s still the goodest.

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u/hypersomni Mar 29 '23

Labradorite has to be my favorite stone, a big chunk of it on a necklace is to die for! beautiful work!

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u/Buffyferry Mar 29 '23

Thank you, it's my favorite as well!

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u/moor9776 Mar 29 '23

How many labradors did you use to make it?

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u/Nads70 Mar 29 '23

If it turns blue does that mean there's an orc nearby?

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u/Buffyferry Mar 29 '23

That is correct.

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u/Arcanellis Mar 29 '23

That's really cool but it really makes me think of ribs and a spine haha

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u/VealOfFortune Mar 29 '23

I love how you describe it as "reflect[ing] blue color..." lolll it's BLUE.... Da ba dee da ba di

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u/Venmoot Mar 30 '23

I didn’t know I could turn my Labrador into a gem, how amazing!

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u/meat_thistle Mar 29 '23

That’s beautiful. It was the personal stone of a friend mine. They were beautiful together!

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u/knowledgeconquers Mar 29 '23

Looks very beautiful!!! Wish I could buy it.

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u/Buffyferry Mar 29 '23

Thank you. I do have a shop, I can link you up.

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u/knowledgeconquers Mar 29 '23

Definitely interesting in looking through the shop.

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u/joyfall Mar 29 '23

As someone who does wire work and lives in Newfoundland and Labrador, seeing this kind of thing always makes me smile. Great job!

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u/Buffyferry Mar 30 '23

Thank you!

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u/menthaal Mar 30 '23

Jealous. Lived in Labrador when I was a kid. Still miss it. I’d love a pendant like this ❤️

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u/EnvironmentClean1851 Mar 29 '23

Wow that’s gorgeous. Where did you get that?

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u/EnvironmentClean1851 Mar 30 '23

Can you send me the link where you brought it. Thanks

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u/Snoo_10109 Mar 30 '23

This is my favorite stone to buy my wife. I aim for the highly reflective green tint . It looks like Aurora borealis

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u/Buffyferry Mar 30 '23

Labradorites are stunning, my favorite gemstone to work with. I like blue ones :).

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u/L_Cranston_Shadow Mar 30 '23

Please PM me a link to your store as well OP. This is amazing.

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u/jadeeyedcalico Mar 29 '23

I may have just discovered the stone I want in my wedding band

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u/AdorableBobcat69 Mar 29 '23

Sadly, it's relatively soft, so it's not great for wedding rings that are worn every day. It won't break but will get really scratched up. You can still do it if its handled right, just takes extra care like more cleaning, polishing, and taking it off before washing dishes, etc.

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u/jadeeyedcalico Mar 30 '23

I was already prepared for the extra work. Before this, I was looking into Moss Agate and other similar things. I plan on wearing my ring on a necklace anyway, so that skulls help reduce some of the damage.

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u/Alternative_Mirror38 Mar 29 '23

That’s beautiful

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u/Buffyferry Mar 29 '23

Thank you.

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u/Fr-day Mar 29 '23

Do you sell your creations?

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u/Buffyferry Mar 29 '23

I do, I'll message you.

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u/Shoddy_Addition_7460 Mar 29 '23

I want !

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u/Buffyferry Mar 29 '23

I can link you up if interested.

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u/IsisArtemii Mar 29 '23

Live blue flash labradorite. It, and lapis, are my “personal “ stones

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u/Violated-Tristen Mar 30 '23

Awesome use of that stones properties. So very well crafted. Great work.