An unusual combination in this one: the body of the stone is a soft blue rather than the usual gray-black, and the flash coming off it is gold shot through with bright blue. Warm fire on a cool ground isn't a pairing I see often.
The streaks appear and vanish in bands as you turn your hand, which makes the stone feel less like an object and more like something being lit from behind. Polished bezel, no accents, no engraving — with behaviour this specific, the setting's only job is to hold it up to the light.
Wearing it feels a little secretive — quiet magic, going off only for whoever happens to be looking.
Size 9.25. Labradorescence is unique to each stone; one ring only.
