Lapislazuli Free Form - Sculpture - Object 3,4kg - Decoration - Healing Stone - Höhe: 170 mm - Breite: 180 mm- 3400 g - (1)






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Eine natürliche Lapislazuli-Skulptur aus Sare Sang Valley, Afghanistan, 3,4 Kilogramm schwer, mit strahlend blauem Oberflächen und natürlichen Pyritkristallen, geeignet als markantes Dekorations- und Heilobjekt.
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We specialize in providing you with the highest quality products. Our Lapis sculpture showcases a beautiful color and is 100% natural. As seen in the photos, it features a lovely bright blue hue, with the top surface left untreated, displaying fine natural pyrite crystals. This piece is perfect for any collection and serves as a highlight decoration.
Dimensions and Weight: 18x17x6cm, 3.4kg.
Lapis Lazulis are among the oldest known gemstones, revered as sacred stones in ancient cultures such as Egypt, Mexico, and the Eastern empires. Among the Egyptians, this gemstone was considered the most precious offering they could provide to their deceased pharaohs as part of their burial rites. Not only significant as jewelry and a healing stone, lapis also played a vital role as a pigment due to its vibrant and light-resistant azure blue color.
Origin: Sare-Sang Valley, Badakhshan, Afghanistan.
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We specialize in providing you with the highest quality products. Our Lapis sculpture showcases a beautiful color and is 100% natural. As seen in the photos, it features a lovely bright blue hue, with the top surface left untreated, displaying fine natural pyrite crystals. This piece is perfect for any collection and serves as a highlight decoration.
Dimensions and Weight: 18x17x6cm, 3.4kg.
Lapis Lazulis are among the oldest known gemstones, revered as sacred stones in ancient cultures such as Egypt, Mexico, and the Eastern empires. Among the Egyptians, this gemstone was considered the most precious offering they could provide to their deceased pharaohs as part of their burial rites. Not only significant as jewelry and a healing stone, lapis also played a vital role as a pigment due to its vibrant and light-resistant azure blue color.
Origin: Sare-Sang Valley, Badakhshan, Afghanistan.
