A little tumble with a whole lot of history—Lapis Lazuli has been turning heads for thousands of years.
 
Long before it found its way into crystal collections, Lapis Lazuli was treasured by ancient civilizations as a symbol of wisdom, honor, and royalty. Egyptians carved it into jewelry and amulets, while its rich blue color was believed to represent the heavens and offer protection and spiritual insight. It also became the source of the famous ultramarine pigment, prized by artists for centuries and even said to have been worn by Cleopatra as eye makeup.
 
Today, Lapis Lazuli remains a favorite for its connection to intuition, truth, and higher wisdom. Associated with the third eye chakra, it's often used to encourage self-awareness, deepen meditation, enhance creativity, and help bring hidden truths to light.
 
Lapis Lazuli is a metamorphic rock composed primarily of lazurite, the mineral responsible for its vivid blue color. Flecks of golden Pyrite and touches of white Calcite often add even more character, making every piece unique. Historically, the finest material has come from Afghanistan, though it's also found in Chile, Russia, and the United States.
 
Beautiful, timeless, and rich with history, Lapis Lazuli is one of those stones that never goes out of style.
 
Dimensions: .75-1.5"
Weight: 1.0-1.6 oz
Chakras: Third Eye, Crown
Zodiac: Sagittarius, Aquarius, Pisces
Mohs: 5-6