Named after the town of Larvik, Norway, where the rock was first mined and described, Larvikite is a variety of monzonite. Larvikite is a popular ornamental stone. It is primarily used in architecture, particularly with facades of commercial buildings and corporate headquarters. It is sometimes called blue moonstone or blue pearl granite, but these names are incorrect.
Fun Sailboat Carving
Will stand in flat surface
Approx Dimensions 1.5” x 1.5”
lusting is for one piece carving
Care Instructions
Handle gently, cleanse often, and store in a peaceful place. Clean with a soft cloth or gentle water if safe. Recharge in sunlight, moonlight, or near earth or selenite. Set your intention, and honor your crystal with gratitude for its support.
