Polished Lapis Lazuli Freeform but is rarely seen as

but is rarely seen as a facetted stone

6 ozFossil Type & Species: Compression & Knightia sp

Brazil produces the world's greatest concentration of amethyst specimens

This specimen gives you an idea of what a yellow or green piece of hemimorphite may look like

0 ozFossil Type & Species: Body Fossil in Shale & Elrathia sp

Polished Lapis Lazuli Freeform but is rarely seen asLapis Lazuli is a stone sought after for its intense hues of blue. Lapis artifacts have been found dating as far back as 9000 years ago. In Latin, lapis translates to stone. Lazuli is derived from the Persian word "lajevard" meaning sky or heaven. During the Middle Ages, it was exported to Europe from the Middle East where it was turned into a pigment known as ultramarine. This specific shade of blue would go on to be used by many artists, especially