Lapis lazuli point

💗：Lapis Lazuli - Stone of Wisdom, Truth & Inner Vision

💗：Lapis lazuli's mystical fluorescence under UV light unveils its spiritual essence. Intrinsically tied to inner truth and intuition, this radiant glow, powered by the core of lazurite, illuminates the stone's profound link to wisdom and self-discovery.

💗：Crystal Point Benefits: Crystal points amplify energy, enhance clarity, foster spiritual connection, balance energies and aid in manifestation.

💗：WHY IT'S AWESOME?  Lapis Lazuli captivates on multiple levels. Its striking deep blue tone, often speckled with golden pyrite, offers visual allure. Beyond aesthetics, its rich historical significance spans centuries, revered in art, rituals, and jewelry. Moreover, attributed metaphysical properties, believed to foster inner wisdom, self-awareness, and spiritual growth, add an intriguing dimension to this cherished gemstone. Its unique ability to fluoresce under UV light further enhances its mystique, drawing in collectors and enthusiasts with its multifaceted beauty and historical resonance.

💗：WHAT IS LAPIS LAZULI? Lapis lazuli is a metamorphic rock primarily composed of the mineral lazurite along with varying amounts of calcite, sodalite, and pyrite. Its striking blue color is due to the presence of lazurite, often intermixed with golden pyrite and white calcite veins. Formed through intense pressure and heat, lapis lazuli is found in crystalline limestone and is mined for its vibrant appearance and use in decorative and ornamental purposes.

💗：WHERE IT'S FOUND? Lapis lazuli, a prized gemstone for millennia, holds a rich history in various cultures. Revered in ancient civilizations like Egypt and Mesopotamia, it was treasured for its intense blue color and used in jewelry, amulets, and art, notably in the renowned ultramarine pigment for paintings. Its significance continued through the Renaissance, where it was ground into pigment for the finest art. Today, it remains a coveted gemstone for its timeless beauty and historical legacy. Found in regions like Afghanistan, Chile, Russia, Myanmar, and Pakistan, each source offers lapis lazuli with distinctive characteristics, displaying its deep blue hue flecked with golden pyrite and white calcite veins.