4ST409-AB: Lapis Lazuli Round 4mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Lapis lazuli rounds in 4mm — the deep, ink-blue stone that's been prized by makers, artists, and royalty for thousands of years. At this size, they string up quickly into layered necklaces and bracelets with serious visual weight.
Expect the characteristic deep blue of natural lapis lazuli, often threaded with golden pyrite flecks and pale calcite veining — no two beads are identical.
String them solo on silk or nylon for a classic single-strand necklace, or mix them with gold-filled spacers for a layered throat chakra piece; they also work beautifully knotted between beads in a traditional style that lets each stone breathe.
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Along with malachite, Lapis Lazuli is one of the first treasured stones of human kind, and has been mined for over 7,000 years. Its name stems from the Latin word "lapis" meaning stone and from the Arabic word "azula" meaning blue. This treasured blue stone can be found throughout many ancient civilizations. Before a synthetic substitute was created, it was often ground and used as a pigment, making blue paint, "Ultramarine" the most expensive and valuable paint available. For this reason, blue paint was most often reserved for royalty and holy figures such as the Madonna. Much of the worlds Lapis Lazuli is mined from mountains in northern Afghanistan.
4ST409-AB: Lapis Lazuli Round 4mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Lapis lazuli rounds in 4mm — the deep, ink-blue stone that's been prized by makers, artists, and royalty for thousands of years. At this size, they string up quickly into layered necklaces and bracelets with serious visual weight.
Expect the characteristic deep blue of natural lapis lazuli, often threaded with golden pyrite flecks and pale calcite veining — no two beads are identical.
String them solo on silk or nylon for a classic single-strand necklace, or mix them with gold-filled spacers for a layered throat chakra piece; they also work beautifully knotted between beads in a traditional style that lets each stone breathe.
