Wildflower Upper Arm Bangle – Labradorite (Brass)
There is something wonderfully untamed about the Wildflower Upper Arm Bangle – Labradorite (Brass). A mysterious Labradorite stone rests at the centre of a flower on one side, while a curling spiral finishes the other, creating an asymmetrical upper arm bangle inspired by nature, movement and a little bit of magic.
Made from warm golden brass, the open design sits around the upper arm rather than the wrist. The contrast is what makes this piece particularly striking: earthy brass, delicate botanical detailing and smoky Labradorite that can transform when it catches the light.
Discover more pieces featuring this fascinating gemstone in our Labradorite collection.
Includes a crystal meaning card.
Product Details
- Product Type: Crystal upper arm bangle / armlet
- Design: Wildflower
- Crystal: Natural Labradorite
- Crystal Placement: Set into the centre of the flower
- Opposite End: Decorative spiral
- Material: Brass
- Colour: Warm golden brass
- Labradorite Colour: Typically grey to smoky grey with natural variation
- Fit: Open design with some flexibility for fitting
- Placement: Upper arm
- Style: Botanical, bohemian, mystical and nature-inspired
- Natural Variation: Colour, markings and visible flash will vary between Labradorite stones
- Includes: Crystal meaning card
Labradorite at the Heart of the Wildflower
The flower may give this arm bangle its name, but Labradorite gives it its mystery.
Labradorite belongs to the feldspar mineral family and is particularly famous for an optical phenomenon called labradorescence. At first glance, the stone can appear predominantly grey or smoky, but turn it towards the light and flashes of blue, green, gold or other iridescent colours may suddenly appear.
Every Labradorite is different. Some stones reveal dramatic flashes from particular angles, while others have a quieter character with subtler colour play, natural markings and variations across the surface.
In crystal traditions, Labradorite is associated with intuition, transformation, protection, imagination and spiritual awareness. Its changing appearance has made it a favourite for those drawn to crystals with a mysterious or magical quality.
You can explore more unusual natural stones throughout our Crystal Jewellery collection.
A Flower on One Side, a Spiral on the Other
Rather than repeating the same motif at both ends, the Wildflower uses asymmetry to make the design more interesting.
On one side, the brass forms a flower with Labradorite sitting at its centre. On the other, the metal curls into a spiral.
The combination brings together two forms found throughout nature: flowers that bloom and spirals that appear in everything from shells and unfurling plants to larger natural patterns.
Spiral symbolism varies between cultures, but the shape is often associated with ideas of growth, cycles, movement and transformation. Alongside Labradorite — itself traditionally connected with transformation — it gives this design a particularly fitting sense of change and evolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Labradorite always show colourful flashes?
No. Labradorite varies naturally, and the visibility of its colour can depend on the individual stone, lighting and viewing angle. Some stones have pronounced flashes, while others are more subtle.
This variation is part of the character of natural Labradorite rather than a flaw.
What is the difference between an armlet and a bracelet?
A bracelet is normally worn around the wrist. An armlet or upper arm bangle is designed to sit higher on the arm, creating a much more prominent piece of body jewellery.
The Wildflower is intended for the upper arm.
What outfits work well with an upper arm bangle?
Upper arm bangles are particularly effective with sleeveless dresses, strappy tops, festival outfits and flowing bohemian clothing because the design remains visible.
For a layered look, combine it with pieces from our Brass Rings collection.
Why is this design called Wildflower?
The name comes from the floral detail and the deliberately organic, asymmetrical construction. One side blooms into a Labradorite-centred flower while the other curls freely into a spiral.
It feels less like formal floral jewellery and more like something allowed to grow wherever it chooses.
Could this make a meaningful gift?
Yes. Beyond its botanical design, Labradorite is traditionally associated with transformation, intuition and new chapters, while flowers commonly carry themes of growth and renewal.
That makes the Wildflower particularly suited to someone entering a new stage of life or simply someone who loves Labradorite and unusual jewellery.
How do I care for the Labradorite and brass?
Avoid harsh chemicals, abrasive cleaners and unnecessary moisture. Take care not to knock the Labradorite against hard surfaces.
The open brass design should only be adjusted gently when necessary. Repeated bending can weaken the metal and place additional stress around the stone setting.
Pairs Well With
- Moonstone jewellery for another luminous feldspar with a softer, celestial appearance
- Botanical rings and earrings to continue the nature-inspired theme
- Layered brass jewellery for warm, earthy festival styling
Perfect For
- Labradorite collectors
- Botanical and nature-inspired jewellery lovers
- Festival and bohemian styling
- Lovers of unusual upper arm jewellery
- Mystical and fantasy-inspired outfits
- Gifts associated with transformation and new beginnings
- Anyone wanting something different from a conventional bracelet
For more statement arm jewellery and everyday bracelet designs, explore our Bangles & Bracelets collection.
The Wildflower Upper Arm Bangle – Labradorite (Brass) brings together three details that feel made for one another: a flower in bloom, a spiral still unfolding and Labradorite waiting for the right angle of light to reveal what it’s hiding.








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