09/06/2026
After starting this tournament with 64 incredible rocks, minerals, and crystals, thereโs officially one championโฆ
๐๐ LABRADORITE! ๐๐
And honestly? Labradorite didnโt just make it through Crystal Madness โ it blew past the competition. Matchup after matchup, those legendary flashes of blue, green, gold, and yellow kept the votes rolling in until there was nobody left standing.
Labradorite has a pretty incredible history, too. It was first described in 1770 on Paulโs Island in Labrador, Canada, where Moravian missionaries encountered the striking stone. Its famous flashes, known as labradorescence, come from the way light interacts with microscopic layers within the mineral.
From its discovery on the shores of Labrador to becoming the 2026 Crystal Madness Championโฆ not a bad run.
๐ 64 entered.
๐ 1 survived.
๐ LABRADORITE IS THE CHAMPION!
Thank you to everyone who voted, debated, defended their favorites, and helped make every round a nail-biter!
Long live the champion.