An Ancient Elegance in Raw Lapis Lazuli
The Lapis Lazuli Afghanistan, Code L78, is not just a stone but a tapestry of history and artistry. A raw lapis lazuli stone tracing its roots to the heartlands of Afghanistan, notably the Sarsang mines in Badakhshan, this Persian stone is replete with rich dark blue hues interspersed with glistening golden spots of pyrite, resonating with tales of ancient Persia and the vibrant corridors of the Herat region in former Persian.
Lapis Lazuli Afghanistan Details:
- Persian Gemstone
- Stone Weight (without base): 434 g
- The Length of the Stone: is 12 cm
- Base Dimensions: Length 22 cm, Width 7.5 cm
- The original stone of the Heart region in former Persian
- White and Gold Stripes
Artistic Symbolism from the Renaissance
The value of this Persian stone extends beyond its physical appeal. Renaissance-era artists held lapis lazuli with pyrite in high esteem, grinding it into the coveted azure lapis lazuli pigment that breathed life into iconic paintings. Every inch of this 12 centimetre, 434 gram stone speaks of artistry spanning centuries, and its stark white and gold stripes add a charm all of its own.
Multifaceted Uses of the Lapis Lazuli
Whether adorning a neckline as a statement piece or gracing a living room as a decorative masterpiece, Code L78 is versatility incarnate. Its applications span semi-precious jewellery, painting, works of art, industry and even energy therapy. Own a piece, and you own a fragment of Persian history; collectors may also enjoy comparing it with the deeper blue Afghan lapis lazuli, Code L88.
