If the night sky could be cut into a stone, it would look something like this. Not the black of space — the blue. The deep, changeable blue of a clear night just after sunset, when the sky is still holding a little light. That is the colour of this stone. It is a man made blue crystal ornamental stone — tall and slender, shaped like a standing monolith, and polished until its surface glows. The colour is a rich blue-purple, with veins and clouds of lighter and darker tones running through it like water, like smoke, like the bands of a distant nebula. Look at it closely: The deep blue-purple base colour, deep enough to seem almost liquid. Lighter lavender streaks, running vertically through the stone. A hint of violet in the light, shifting as you move around it. The smooth, cool surface, polished to a soft glow. It stands on a carved dark wood base, the kind of traditional display stand that lets a stone be a sculpture. At 27.5 cm tall, it has real presence — not a trinket, but a piece that anchors a corner of a room. There is a quiet, contemplative quality to blue. In many traditions, blue stones are kept as calming objects — things you glance at between tasks, and feel yourself slow down a little. Whether or not you believe in any of that, this stone delivers on the feeling. It is simply restful to look at. On a desk, a bookshelf, a sideboard, or a television cabinet — it stands quietly, catching the light, asking nothing of you. Specifications: Type: man made blue crystal ornamental stone Height: 27.5 cm (including base) Width: 9.5 cm Thickness: 2.7 cm Weight: 1.55 kg Colour: Blue-purple with lighter lavender veining Base: Carved solid hardwood, dark lacquered finish Condition: Excellent, polished surface, ready for display It is a piece of the night sky, standing on your shelf. You get to look at it every day.