Abstract Lapis Lazuli Sculpture – Deep Blue with Calcite & Pyrite Veining - Height: 400 mm - Width: 220 mm- 12.2 kg - (1)

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Antonio Rapisarda
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Holds a master’s in chemistry with 25 years’ experience in minerals consulting.

Estimate  € 2,500 - € 2,800
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Abstract Lapis Lazuli Sculpture on a wooden base from Sare Sang Valley, Afghanistan; weight 12.2 kg; dimensions 400 mm high, 220 mm wide, 80 mm deep.

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Description from the seller

This unique Lapis Lazuli freeform object is a striking decorative and collectible piece, presented on a wooden base that enhances its sculptural presence. The form feels wonderfully abstract, with flowing contours and bold natural movement that make the piece visually interesting from every angle.

The stone shows an intense royal-blue color, beautifully contrasted by natural calcite and pyrite veining, giving the surface texture, depth and a lively mineral character. The polished finish highlights both the richness of the blue and the natural patterns running through the stone, making it a true statement object.

This piece is especially appealing for collectors who appreciate unusual shapes and artistic forms in natural stone. It is a perfect choice as a conversation piece, display highlight or standout addition to a collection of crystals, minerals and decorative objects.

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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This unique Lapis Lazuli freeform object is a striking decorative and collectible piece, presented on a wooden base that enhances its sculptural presence. The form feels wonderfully abstract, with flowing contours and bold natural movement that make the piece visually interesting from every angle.

The stone shows an intense royal-blue color, beautifully contrasted by natural calcite and pyrite veining, giving the surface texture, depth and a lively mineral character. The polished finish highlights both the richness of the blue and the natural patterns running through the stone, making it a true statement object.

This piece is especially appealing for collectors who appreciate unusual shapes and artistic forms in natural stone. It is a perfect choice as a conversation piece, display highlight or standout addition to a collection of crystals, minerals and decorative objects.

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
Abstract Lapis Lazuli Sculpture –
Mineral form
Deep Blue with Calcite & Pyrite Veining
Weight
12.2 kg
Origin (region/city)
Sare Sang Valley
Country of origin
Afghanistan
Height
400 mm
Width
220 mm
Depth
80 mm
Sold by
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Objects sold
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It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties. However, using or wearing gemstones or minerals does not mean that you can treat, cure or prevent any disease. Please consult your health care professional for information on health care issues and do not stop any medications or courses of treatment, without first consulting your health care professional. The use of gemstones or minerals as a wellness therapy is one of personal choice. While stones or crystals have been used historically to relieve or prevent symptoms, the objects sold on our website offer no guarantee of results. Therefore, Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for the effectiveness of these objects sold herein.

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