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Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Bead, Round, 6mm (strand)

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$13.81

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The name Lapis Lazuli comes from the Latin word for "stone" (lapis) and the Arabian word for "blue" (azul). True to their name, these semiprecious beads offer naturally blue shades with inclusions that twinkle like stars in the tales of the Arabian Nights. Lapis lazuli was one of the first gemstones ever to be worn as jewelry (a busy lapis trade is thought to have existed as early as 4000 B.C.). Lapis lazuli is believed to be a stone of truth and friendship, and has been a popular birthstone for Libra and September birthdates throughout the centuries. It is reputed to bring harmony to relationships, cleanse the mental body, and release old karmic patterns. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.
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The name Lapis Lazuli comes from the Latin word for "stone" (lapis) and the Arabian word for "blue" (azul). True to their name, these semiprecious beads offer naturally blue shades with inclusions that twinkle like stars in the tales of the Arabian Nights. Lapis lazuli was one of the first gemstones ever to be worn as jewelry (a busy lapis trade is thought to have existed as early as 4000 B.C.). Lapis lazuli is believed to be a stone of truth and friendship, and has been a popular birthstone for Libra and September birthdates throughout the centuries. It is reputed to bring harmony to relationships, cleanse the mental body, and release old karmic patterns.

Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

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Sold by:
strand
Size:
6mm
Additional Info:
60-74 beads, 16" strand
Country of Origin:
China
Style:
Smooth (Not Faceted)
Gemstone:
Lapis
Hole Size:
0.5-1.0mm

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The name Lapis Lazuli comes from the Latin word for "stone" (lapis) and the Arabian word for "blue" (azul). True to their name, these semiprecious beads offer naturally blue shades with inclusions that twinkle like stars in the tales of the Arabian Nights. Lapis lazuli was one of the first gemstones ever to be worn as jewelry (a busy lapis trade is thought to have existed as early as 4000 B.C.). Lapis lazuli is believed to be a stone of truth and friendship, and has been a popular birthstone for Libra and September birthdates throughout the centuries. It is reputed to bring harmony to relationships, cleanse the mental body, and release old karmic patterns. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

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Denim lapis beads provide a more economical, lighter blue variety of lapis lazuli beads. Like other lapis, denim lapis contains grains of several blue minerals, including lazurite and sodalite, plus a matrix that includes speckles of pyrite. The lighter color of denim lapis comes from a higher concentration of calcite inclusions in the gemstone. The light inclusions lower the value these semiprecious beads, but also make denim lapis a great accessory for casual, blue-jean outfits! As with lapis lazuli, denim lapis is believed to be a stone of spirituality, truth, and friendship. Lapis beads are relatively easily scratched and chipped, so make sure to clean them only with a soft, dry cloth. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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The name Lapis Lazuli comes from the Latin word for "stone" (lapis) and the Arabian word for "blue" (azul). True to their name, these semiprecious beads offer naturally blue shades with inclusions that twinkle like stars in the tales of the Arabian Nights. Lapis lazuli was one of the first gemstones ever to be worn as jewelry (a busy lapis trade is thought to have existed as early as 4000 B.C.). Lapis lazuli is believed to be a stone of truth and friendship, and has been a popular birthstone for Libra and September birthdates throughout the centuries. It is reputed to bring harmony to relationships, cleanse the mental body, and release old karmic patterns. Please see the Related Products links below for similar items, and more information about this stone.

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Denim lapis beads provide a more economical, lighter blue variety of lapis lazuli beads. Like other lapis, denim lapis contains grains of several blue minerals, including lazurite and sodalite, plus a matrix that includes speckles of pyrite. The lighter color of denim lapis comes from a higher concentration of calcite inclusions in the gemstone. The light inclusions lower the value these semiprecious beads, but also make denim lapis a great accessory for casual, blue-jean outfits! As with lapis lazuli, denim lapis is believed to be a stone of spirituality, truth, and friendship. Lapis beads are relatively easily scratched and chipped, so make sure to clean them only with a soft, dry cloth. See Related Products links (below) for similar items and additional jewelry-making supplies that are often used with this item.

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