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Lapis Lazuli

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Lapis lazuli beads in deep blue shades – round and faceted variants as well as rondelles in several sizes. The dark blue color adds contrast and depth to your designs, especially together with lighter stones or gold-plated jewelry findings.
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  • Lapis Lazuli

    Welcome to our exquisite collection of lapis lazuli stones. Lapis lazuli, a popular semi-precious stone, is known for its unique aesthetic appeal, especially the distinctive deep blue color. Lapis lazuli gemstones have long been highly valued for both their beauty and the unique properties they possess. Explore our varied range, which includes both spherical and faceted lapis lazuli stones, and find the perfect lapis lazuli for your next jewelry project.

    Often bought together with:
    Quartz | Citrine | Malachite

The color and appearance of Lapis Lazuli

Lapis lazuli is known for its deep blue color, ranging from light blue to dark blue shades. The stone can also contain inclusions of white calcite veins and golden pyrite flecks, giving it a characteristic appearance.

The history and origin of Lapis Lazuli

Lapis lazuli has been known and used since ancient times in old civilizations such as Mesopotamia, Egypt, Persia, Greece, and Rome. It was a popular material for jewelry, decoration, and sculptures and was often used as a pigment (ultramarine) in painting.

What meanings and symbolism does Lapis Lazuli have?

Lapis lazuli has been associated with wisdom, truth, spiritual awakening, and protection in various cultures. It is said to promote clarity, confidence, and communication and can be used to balance the third eye chakra.

How is Lapis Lazuli used?

Lapis lazuli is primarily used to make jewelry such as rings, necklaces, bracelets, earrings, and brooches. It is also used in inlay and decoration of furniture, boxes, and other objects. As previously mentioned, lapis lazuli was also used as a pigment in painting.

How to clean Lapis Lazuli?

Lapis lazuli is a relatively soft stone with a hardness of about 5-6 on the Mohs scale. This means it can get scratched or damaged if not handled carefully. To clean lapis lazuli, you should use a soft cloth and lukewarm water without harsh chemicals or abrasives. Store the stone separately from other jewelry to avoid scratches.

Lapis lazuli is a fascinating stone with a long and rich history spanning thousands of years. Its deep blue color and unique inclusions make it a popular choice for jewelry and decoration, while its spiritual significance and symbolism add further value and interest.
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