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Lapis Lazuli - Cabochon – Afghanistan – Sar-e-Sang Mine
Lapis Lazuli - Cabochon – Afghanistan – Sar-e-Sang Mine
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Lapis Lazuli Cabochon – Sar-e-Sang Mine, Afghanistan
I wish I could transfer this understanding to everyone’s brains: Lapis Lazuli isn't just a blue stone; it is a fragment of the night sky, held sacred by alchemists and kings for over six millennia.
The Specimen This exquisite cabochon hails from the legendary Sar-e-Sang mine, the world's premier source of Lapis Lazuli for over 6,000 years. It features an intense, royal ultramarine hue, characteristic of the finest Afghan material. The surface is beautifully mottled with golden flecks of Pyrite, reminiscent of distant stars, and delicate veining of white Calcite, ensuring each piece is a unique celestial map.
Composition Details
Mineral: Lapis Lazuli (a complex rock primarily composed of Lazurite, Pyrite, and Calcite)
Origin: Sar-e-Sang Mine, Badakhshan Province, Afghanistan
Color: Deep Royal Blue with Gold Pyrite inclusions
Hardness: 5 – 5.5 Mohs
Finish: Highly polished cabochon
Metaphysical Properties
Chakra: Third Eye and Throat Chakras
Zodiac: Sagittarius and Libra
The Alchemist's Perspective: Lapis Lazuli is the stone of total awareness. It acts as a bridge between the mundane and the divine, stimulating the higher mind and enhancing intellectual ability. It is a powerful tool for those seeking to speak their truth with clarity and navigate their spiritual journey with the authority of an ancient sage.
Studio Note The Sar-e-Sang mine is one of the oldest operational mines in human history. To hold a piece from this specific locality is to hold a direct connection to the ancient civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt, who prized this exact blue above all other gems.
Care Tips
Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and harsh chemicals, as Lapis is a porous stone.
Clean gently with a soft, damp cloth and mild soap if necessary.
Store away from harder gemstones like Quartz or Diamonds to prevent surface scratches.
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