A single lapis point holds the center of an open silver cuff, deep blue shot through with sparks of pyrite. When worn, the stone reads like a fragment of night sky kept close at the wrist.
- Design: Minimalist kite-shaped frame with a double-terminated lapis lazuli point suspended at center, secured by hand-wrapped wire at both tips.
- Size: 6.5" adjustable circumference. Crystal measures approximately 1.2".
- Material: Silver-plated white bronze; genuine lapis lazuli.
- Features: Adjustable fit; each lapis point carries unique pyrite flecking and depth.
Pair it with a crisp white shirt and jeans, stack it with softer stones for contrast, or keep it solo as a grounded piece of everyday jewelry. A strong gift for a student, a reader, or anyone drawn to pieces with historical weight.
Care: Remove before water, lotions, or exercise; wipe with a soft dry cloth.
Disclaimer: Each lapis point is natural — pyrite and calcite inclusions vary by stone.
Meaning & Intention
Lapis lazuli has been quarried from the mountains of Afghanistan for more than six thousand years and used by ancient Egyptians, Mesopotamians, and Renaissance painters as the source of ultramarine pigment. The stone has long been tied to wisdom, written record, and truth spoken clearly — a scholar's stone.
Worn on the wrist, lapis is a small invitation to speak honestly, write the difficult email, finish the paragraph. It's a piece for people working through ideas on paper — journaling, studying, making decisions that need both head and heart.
Essence & Elements
- Ideal For: For those who think on paper and want a stone that listens alongside.
- Purpose: meditation, daily wear, gift, crystal jewelry, writers' gift
- Suggested Mantra: I speak my truth.
- Intention: Truth, Wisdom, Inner Peace
- Chakra Connection: Third Eye Chakra
- Gemstone: Lapis
- Metal: Silver Plated
- Material: Metal
Lapis lazuli has been prized for millennia as a stone of wisdom and truthful expression. Egyptian priests, Mesopotamian scribes, and Renaissance painters all turned to it — and in modern crystal practice it is still carried as a support for clear thought, honest speech, and deep inner knowing.
Questions & Guidance
Is the lapis genuine? Yes. Each stone is a natural lapis lazuli point; the pyrite flecks and calcite veining that appear in every piece are signs of authenticity.
What chakra does lapis support? Lapis is traditionally associated with the throat and third-eye chakras — centers tied to clear communication and inner vision.
Where does lapis lazuli come from? The finest lapis has historically been mined in the Badakhshan region of Afghanistan, where it has been quarried for thousands of years.
Who is lapis a good gift for? December birthdays, writers and students, and people born under Sagittarius.
Will the silver plating tarnish? With normal wear, plating holds well; keep it dry and store in a soft pouch when not wearing.
