Lapis Lazuli Bracelet

The name comes from the Latin word ‘lapis’ meaning ‘stone’ and the Persian Laz ward meaning ‘blue.’ The shades of blue in this crystal’s structure are rich and deep in color, and it has gold flecks running through it, giving it a magical, mysterious charm. Ancient Egyptians used it in cosmetics for thousands of years. It was even said that Michelangelo used Lapis Lazuli in powder form for blue pigments to color the frescoes in his Sistine Chapel. Since ancient times, the mystical appearance has drawn scholars’ attention and intrigued seers with its compelling energies. Over the decades, it has found its way into many faith healers’ hands. And since the dawn of civilization, it has proven to be a soothing, calming influence that helps to open the mind and calm the senses.