Branka Drobnjak
His name originally represents a blend of two words of different origins, and this is a Latin word – lapis (which simply means a stone) and one Arabic word – lazul (which translates to the meaning of blue, blue). The stone is characterized by dark blue colors, which is often permeated with a smaller or larger number of “golden” lines.
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Lapis lazuli is a crystal discovered 6000 years ago in the mountains of Afghanistan. Lapis Lazuli rocks composed of lazurite, calcite, sodalite and pyrite.
Lapis lazuli has a long and romantic history. From ancient times it has been associated with nobles, gods of truth and power. According to the legend, this gemstone provides protection against the evil of evil and is believed to invoke the help of angels. The ancient Egyptians wore sacred amulets of precious stone lapis lazuli. Cleopatra is believed to be used as dust in the shadow. In the Middle Ages, it was believed to treat sorrow, melancholy and fever. For people around the world Lapis lazuli is considered a stone of truth. It is often given as a symbol of friendship and is believed to promote peace and a harmonious relationship in relationships.
I bought a stand of lapis lazuli when I went to visit a friend in Colorado. It was my souvenir from that trip.
Lapis lazuli is a great crystal, Good choice.
On my first visit to Puerto Rico I was introduced to this stone. It was love at first sight.
I am glad you like it!!!!
The folklore surrounding this beautiful stone is imaginative! Thanks for sharing some of its history. Our Creator has filled the earth with such depths of beauty–I am glad for the truths of His power exhibited in every part of the earth. This stone is one of my favorites and I would especially love the ones with the deepest cobalt blue color in them.
I am glad you like it!!!!
Another gorgeous mineral! I love your posts!
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I’m glad I learned something new and useful.
thank you for quoting!!!!
I would love to find this out hiking. I love blue stones. This is one of my favorites. Great informational post, and so pretty!
I’m glad you like it, I hope you will have the luck to climb it.