Lapis Lazuli Tumble Stones

Description

Lapis Lazuli tumble stone is a stone of royalty and spirituality.  It is unsurpassed and still carries the vibration of the Inner King or Queen that lies in each of us.   Lapis activates the psychic centers at the third eye, facilitating enhanced intuition and access to spiritual guidance. Being a stone of awareness, it brings new information to the mind in images rather than words. It enhances intellectual ability, making one a better leaner and teacher. It is a stone of initiation as well – a catalyst for a mystical journey to higher awareness. Lapis is often particularly attractive to individuals with past life connections to ancient Egypt and meditating with the stone can assist them in recovering memories of those past lives, aiding evolution in the current incarnation. — Robert Simmons “The Pocket Book of Stones”

Metaphysical Properties

Key Words: Inner vision, truthful communication, royal virtues.

Chakras: Third Eye and Throat.

Element: Wind

Physical: Aids in seeing the karmic or psychological roots of illness.

Emotional: Helps in recognizing and dissolving emotional pathologies.

Spiritual: Enhances telepathy, past-life recall, visionary awareness; deepens meditation.

I encourage this stone for anyone on an inward journey or needs assistance connecting with yourself. Lapis pairs well with Danburite to strengthen insight on your life and surroundings, also furthers connections with spirit guides. -Matthew of Silk Road Traveler

Product Detail:

Lapis is a sodium aluminum silicate and an isometric crystal formation with a hardness of 6 on the Mohs scale.
Origin: Afghanistan
Size: 1-to-1.75-inch, Weight: 0.03 Lbs.
Specimens vary slightly in shape, size and color intensity. Comes in an organza bag with a descriptor card detailing its metaphysical properties.

Lapis Lazuli Stone Collection

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