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Legacy Crystals and Minerals

Lapis Lazuli Faceted Bracelet (8mm)

Lapis Lazuli Faceted Bracelet (8mm)

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Signature Fit & Custom Sizing


Our bracelets are artfully strung to a Signature 7-inch (17.8cm) circumference, designed for an elegant drape on the standard wrist.
Seeking a bespoke fit? We want your Legacy piece to be perfect. If you require a custom size, please Contact Us before purchasing. We are happy to tailor the length to your specific measurements whenever possible.

Geological Overview

Unlike most gemstones, Lapis Lazuli is not a single mineral, but rather a metamorphic rock primarily composed of multiple minerals. The rich celestial blue colour is derived from lazurite a complex tectosilicate mineral represented by the chemical formula (Na,Ca)8(AlSiO4)6(S,SO4,Cl)1-2. It naturally co-occurs with white calcite (CaCO3) and is frequently speckled with metallic golden pyrite (FeS2), creating its signature starry-night appearance. It typically forms in crystalline marble as a result of contact metamorphism.

Aesthetic Appeal

This offering features natural Lapis Lazuli shaped into faceted 8mm (0.31 in) spherical beads. The faceted cut introduces a highly refined geometric texture to the stone, allowing the surface angles to catch and reflect light. This lapidary finish beautifully highlights the dynamic interplay between the deep royal blue matrix, the cloudy grey-white calcite mottling, and the brilliant, reflective flashes of golden pyrite.

Metaphysical Properties

In metaphysical practices, Lapis Lazuli is deeply associated with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras. Historically revered by ancient civilizations as a stone of royalty and spirituality, it is universally regarded as a stone of truth, wisdom, and intellectual clarity. It is traditionally utilized to encourage honest communication, deepen self-awareness, and stimulate the desire for knowledge.

Rarity & Collectibility

While commercial-grade Lapis Lazuli is highly accessible, specimens displaying a balanced mix of deep blue and golden pyrite remain a staple for any serious collection. The faceted bead format offers a premium aesthetic upgrade to a historically significant stone, classifying it as a highly attractive decorative-grade accessory.

Collector’s & Display Notes

Lapis Lazuli is a relatively soft and somewhat porous rock, rating between 5 and 5.5 on the Mohs hardness scale. The sharp edges of the faceted cuts can be susceptible to micro-chipping upon heavy impact. Furthermore, prolonged exposure to water can dull the polish and potentially affect the pyrite inclusions. To preserve the surface finish and the integrity of the elastic stretch cord, strictly avoid exposing the bracelet to water, harsh cleaning chemicals, or sudden physical shocks.

Condition & Authenticity

These are all-natural, polished and faceted Lapis Lazuli beads. Minor surface variations or slight textural differences along the facet edges are normal and consistent with the varied hardness of the intergrown lazurite, calcite, and pyrite minerals. Transparency Note: Please be aware that these stones are strung on a bright blue elastic stretch cord, which can naturally enhance the blue colouration visible through the lighter calcite sections of the beads.

Measurements

  • Bead Size: 8mm (0.31 in)
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