Lapis Lazuli

Lapis Lazuli

Gold And Gems
LPSR200F

Product: Lapis Lazuli Natural, Shape: Oval cabochon, Colour: Blue, Size: 17.60x13.30x7.30 mm, Weight: 16.30 carats, Clarity: Opaque, Treatment: Untreated, Origin: Afghanistan, Note: Chipped

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Lapis lazuli is a semi-precious stone with a rich history and distinctive beauty. Here is a detailed description of lapis lazuli:

1. Composition and Colors:

- Chemical composition: Lapis lazuli is mainly made up of lazurite, but may also contain other minerals such as calcite, pyrite and sodalite.

- Colours: The predominant colour of lapis lazuli is deep blue, but can range from light to dark blue, including shades of purple or green. The presence of golden dots or bands of pyrite adds a distinctive element.

2. Origin:

- Lapis lazuli has been mined since ancient times in places such as Afghanistan, Chile, Russia and the United States. Some of the best known historical sources of lapis lazuli include the mines of Badakhshan, Afghanistan.

3. History and Use:

- In Antiquity: Lapis lazuli has been used since ancient times for luxury items, jewelry and pigments in painting. Ancient civilizations, such as the Egyptians and Sumerians, valued this stone for its vibrant colors and decorative properties.

- Symbolism: Lapis lazuli has often been associated with wisdom, communication and spirituality. In some cultures, this stone was believed to have healing and protective properties.

4. Texture and Appearance:

- Texture: The surface of lapis lazuli can be smooth or grainy, depending on how it is worked.

- Appearance:** Its lustre is glassy and the presence of small crystals and other minerals in its composition can give it its distinctive appearance.

5. Jewellery uses:

- Lapis lazuli is often worked and used in jewellery such as rings, earrings, bracelets and pendants.

- Jewelry designs can highlight the natural beauty and colors of the stone, giving it an elegant and sophisticated look.

6. Painting and Art:

- Lapis lazuli has historically been used as a pigment in painting. Famous Renaissance works of art, such as paintings by Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci, were created using lapis lazuli pigments.

7. Care and Cleaning:

- Lapis lazuli is a fairly hard stone, but can be sensitive to acids and chemicals. Gentle cleaning and avoidance of excessive exposure to sunlight is recommended to prevent discolouration.

Lapis lazuli remains today a semi-precious stone prized for its natural beauty and rich historical heritage.

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Data sheet

Product name
Lapis Lazuli
Form
Oval cabochon
Colour
Blue
Stone size mm
17.60x13.30x7.30
Weight carat
16.30
Stone Clarity
Opaque appearance
Treatment
No treatments
Source
Afghanistan
Additional details
Asymmetric artisanal cut
Chipped
Sale information
Price by piece
Supplier
Gold and Gems

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Delivery is Monday - Friday (except public holidays).

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Delivery is Monday - Saturday (except public holidays)

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Delivery time: 6-8 working days

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Rest of the world:

  • Romanian Post International Tracked & Signed - 20 euros

Delivery time for the rest of the world: 8-21 working days

Shipments cannot be made to PO boxes.

Free delivery for orders over 300 euro

Delivery terms:

We will do our best to meet the established delivery deadlines, but this cannot be guaranteed. The delivery time is subject to the technical conditions under which courier companies operate and external factors, things that cannot be fully controlled. If your order has not arrived on time, you must first check with the local delivery office. We cannot process any claim for an undelivered item if at least 10 working days have not passed since the item's dispatch date. All requests must be made within 28 working days from the dispatch date (for the dispatch date, check the 'Dispatch Confirmation' email).

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