Lapis Lazuli - Freeform - Polished - Y Shape Natural Stone - Perfect Decoration - Beautiful Pyrite Veins - Height: 280 mm - Width: 180 mm- 7150 g - (1)






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Lapis Lazuli freeform natural stone from the Sare-Sang Valley, Badakhshan, Afghanistan; polished in a Y‑shape with pyrite veins, weight 7.15 kg and dimensions 280 × 180 × 80 mm.
Description from the seller
Introducing our captivating Lapis Lazuli Freeform, a magnificent specimen steeped in history and revered as a sacred stone by ancient civilizations. This remarkable piece weighs 7,15kg and measures 280x180x80mm, showcasing the natural beauty and intense Lapis Blue and beautiful intense azure blue.
Lapis lazuli holds a rich heritage, treasured by cultures like Egypt, Mexico, and the East. Among the Egyptians, it was esteemed as the most precious gem for adorning the tombs of their pharaohs, symbolizing royalty and divinity.
Not only prized for its ornamental value, but Lapis Lazuli also possesses healing properties, believed to promote inner peace and spiritual enlightenment. Additionally, its vibrant azure-blue hue has made it a sought-after pigment in artistic endeavors throughout history.
Originating from the esteemed Sare-Sang Valley in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, our Lapis Lazuli Freeform embodies the ancient mystique and timeless elegance of this revered gemstone. Add a touch of history and sophistication to your collection with this extraordinary specimen.
Seller's Story
Introducing our captivating Lapis Lazuli Freeform, a magnificent specimen steeped in history and revered as a sacred stone by ancient civilizations. This remarkable piece weighs 7,15kg and measures 280x180x80mm, showcasing the natural beauty and intense Lapis Blue and beautiful intense azure blue.
Lapis lazuli holds a rich heritage, treasured by cultures like Egypt, Mexico, and the East. Among the Egyptians, it was esteemed as the most precious gem for adorning the tombs of their pharaohs, symbolizing royalty and divinity.
Not only prized for its ornamental value, but Lapis Lazuli also possesses healing properties, believed to promote inner peace and spiritual enlightenment. Additionally, its vibrant azure-blue hue has made it a sought-after pigment in artistic endeavors throughout history.
Originating from the esteemed Sare-Sang Valley in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, our Lapis Lazuli Freeform embodies the ancient mystique and timeless elegance of this revered gemstone. Add a touch of history and sophistication to your collection with this extraordinary specimen.
