Lapis lazuli - XL Sphere - Ø 127mm - Intense Blue - Pyrite and Calcite Veins Naturalstone - Collection - Great Contrast White and Blue - Height: 127 mm - Width: 127 mm- 3366 g - (1)

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Giant Lapis Sphere, a natural lapis lazuli stone from Sare Sang Valley in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, with pyrite and calcite veins, diameter 127 mm, weight 3366 g, and part of a collection with strong blue and white contrast.

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Step into the captivating world of crystals with our remarkable Giant Lapis Sphere – a stunning creation that transcends mere decoration, offering a profound connection to history and healing.

In the realm of crystals, it's not just about looks – it's about the unique energy and properties each stone possesses. Our Giant Lapis Sphere may not be the flashiest crystal, but its deep blue hue and natural patterns hold a quiet, powerful beauty that resonates with those who appreciate its subtle allure.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, lapis lazuli is revered for its metaphysical properties, believed to promote inner harmony, clarity of mind, and spiritual growth. Whether placed in a sacred space for meditation or displayed as a centerpiece in your home, this extraordinary sphere serves as a conduit for positive energy and enlightenment.

The history of lapis lazuli is as rich and storied as the stone itself. For centuries, it has been treasured by civilizations around the globe, from the ancient Egyptians who adorned their pharaohs with it to the Renaissance artists who ground it into pigment for their masterpieces. Each sphere carries within it the echoes of this illustrious past, a tangible link to the traditions and beliefs of our ancestors.

Mined from the rugged terrain of Afghanistan, our Giant Lapis Sphere embodies the raw beauty of the earth, shaped by skilled hands into a work of art that transcends time and space. It's a testament to the enduring allure of lapis lazuli and the profound impact it continues to have on our lives.

Seller's Story

For almost 30 years, we have been passionately engaged in the field of minerals and gemstones. This is not just a job for us; it is a dedication that we pursue with joy. As direct importers, we primarily focus on minerals and gemstones from Afghanistan and Pakistan, but we also include products from around the world, including Madagascar, various regions in Africa, and Far Eastern countries such as China and Indonesia. We proudly showcase our products worldwide at leading mineral and gemstone fairs. Our selection is based on careful handpicking from our extensive inventory. All items you see here are shipped directly from Stuttgart, Germany, to locations around the globe. If you have any questions, we are always available to assist you.
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Step into the captivating world of crystals with our remarkable Giant Lapis Sphere – a stunning creation that transcends mere decoration, offering a profound connection to history and healing.

In the realm of crystals, it's not just about looks – it's about the unique energy and properties each stone possesses. Our Giant Lapis Sphere may not be the flashiest crystal, but its deep blue hue and natural patterns hold a quiet, powerful beauty that resonates with those who appreciate its subtle allure.

Beyond its aesthetic appeal, lapis lazuli is revered for its metaphysical properties, believed to promote inner harmony, clarity of mind, and spiritual growth. Whether placed in a sacred space for meditation or displayed as a centerpiece in your home, this extraordinary sphere serves as a conduit for positive energy and enlightenment.

The history of lapis lazuli is as rich and storied as the stone itself. For centuries, it has been treasured by civilizations around the globe, from the ancient Egyptians who adorned their pharaohs with it to the Renaissance artists who ground it into pigment for their masterpieces. Each sphere carries within it the echoes of this illustrious past, a tangible link to the traditions and beliefs of our ancestors.

Mined from the rugged terrain of Afghanistan, our Giant Lapis Sphere embodies the raw beauty of the earth, shaped by skilled hands into a work of art that transcends time and space. It's a testament to the enduring allure of lapis lazuli and the profound impact it continues to have on our lives.

Seller's Story

For almost 30 years, we have been passionately engaged in the field of minerals and gemstones. This is not just a job for us; it is a dedication that we pursue with joy. As direct importers, we primarily focus on minerals and gemstones from Afghanistan and Pakistan, but we also include products from around the world, including Madagascar, various regions in Africa, and Far Eastern countries such as China and Indonesia. We proudly showcase our products worldwide at leading mineral and gemstone fairs. Our selection is based on careful handpicking from our extensive inventory. All items you see here are shipped directly from Stuttgart, Germany, to locations around the globe. If you have any questions, we are always available to assist you.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Lapis lazuli - XL Sphere - Ø 127mm - Intense Blue - Pyrite and Calcite Veins
Mineral form
Naturalstone - Collection - Great Contrast White and Blue
Weight
3366 g
Origin (region/city)
Sare Sang Valley, Badakhshan Province
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Height
127 mm
Width
127 mm
Depth
127 mm
Sold by
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Objects sold
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