Lapis Lazuli Gold Heart

Deep blue with occasional golden flecks. During the Middle Ages, lapis lazuli’s beautiful blue was ground into ultramarine pigment, famously used in the Sistine Chapel, showcasing its enduring allure. Artists and healers revered this deep blue stone for its ability to inspire and shield against negative energy. Today, lapis lazuli remains a popular stone in gemstone jewelry and spiritual practices, its lapis lazuli meaning rooted in emotional healing and spiritual growth, making it a cornerstone of modern crystal healing.

Gemstone Properties

Clay

Lapis Lazuli