This I thought was an easy one but can't find anything like it, can anybody please guide me to find a similar one or with ideas on how to describe it, and also the name of the iridescent stones used in it, it seems to have a signature or mark, but also could just be the pliers when it was done,it measures 19 1/2" L.
thank you all.
Personally, I think calling labradorite a moonstone is like calling a garnet a ruby and then saying well they are both red. It has been my experience that creating "trade names" for something when it isn't that thing, is generally done as a keyword and then has caught on. Then people that really know better start calling it by the "trade name" because people search that word and their items sell. Unfortunately, calling something, something it isn't, is simply another way of misrepresenting an item because everyone else is. JMHO
Thank you all for the responses ,here is a picture I just took outside, sorry it's about to start pouring and there is no sun. After checking on lots of images, this looks like a moonstone.
Trying to id a stone by a picture alone sometimes is like trying to get blood from a turnip without having the piece in hand. Especially when that stone could be two or more types of stones. Everyone here has given there opinions on your necklace and the stones they think are in it. Again, the only way you will know for sure is to take it to either a jeweler, a gemologist or a rock hound.
@gauntlettgems wrote:
@rubiano98 Have you seen the countertops they make out of labradorite? Mama mia!
Now THAT sounds like a countertop to command attention 
Me, I'm old-fashioned, have tile countertops.
