Lapis Lazuli is a stone associated with royalty and power since Antiquity. Its name, meaning "blue stone," refers to its intense color and distinctive shine. Valued for its rarity and beauty, it held an essential place in the traditions of great civilizations. The Egyptians, convinced of its spiritual and symbolic importance, incorporated it into their jewelry and used it to adorn the funerary masks of pharaohs. Its presence in these sacred objects reflected the belief in its protective properties and its connection to the afterlife. Its deep blue, sprinkled with golden flecks formed by Pyrite, evoked the starry sky and enhanced its prestige as a precious and spiritual stone.
Known for its influence on the mind, Lapis Lazuli is a symbol of wisdom and truth. It clarifies thoughts, encourages thoughtful decisions, and nurtures creative inspiration. Its effect strengthens intuition and sharpens self-awareness and perception of the world. Closely linked to the third eye chakra, it promotes inner awakening and access to a deeper understanding of reality.
This polished block of Lapis Lazuli is of Excelsus (AAA) quality, mined at high altitude in the Gilgit-Baltistan province of Pakistan.
