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Lapis Lazuli was used by the Ancient Egyptians as it was seen as a symbol of divine power. It was traded and traveled a very long distance to get to Egypt so it was one of the most prized substances which meant it was almost exclusively reserved for royalty. Because of the deep blue color and gold specks of pyrite, the Ancient Egyptians viewed this as a representation of the night sky filled with stars. This visual coorelated the heavens and divine authority.
Lapis Lazuli is primarily valued for enhancing wisdom, encouraging truth, and stimulating inner vision. It is particularly helpful for those in creative or academic fields, as well as spiritual practitioners looking to deepen their meditative practice.
Colors, shapes, and sizes all vary.
All Sales are Final.
Lapis Lazuli was used by the Ancient Egyptians as it was seen as a symbol of divine power. It was traded and traveled a very long distance to get to Egypt so it was one of the most prized substances which meant it was almost exclusively reserved for royalty. Because of the deep blue color and gold specks of pyrite, the Ancient Egyptians viewed this as a representation of the night sky filled with stars. This visual coorelated the heavens and divine authority.
Lapis Lazuli is primarily valued for enhancing wisdom, encouraging truth, and stimulating inner vision. It is particularly helpful for those in creative or academic fields, as well as spiritual practitioners looking to deepen their meditative practice.
Colors, shapes, and sizes all vary.
All Sales are Final.