Sacred Crystals
Lapis Lazuli Ring - Size 7 - Full Tear
Lapis Lazuli Ring - Size 7 - Full Tear
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Lapis Lazuli Ring: natural Lapis Lazuli in 925 sterling silver, US size 7. One of a kind — the ring pictured. In Sacred Crystals' teaching Lapis Lazuli is the Stone of Pharaohs and Kings — chakra: Third Eye.
Rich in color and timeless in symbolism, the Lapis Lazuli Teardrop Ring embodies wisdom, truth, and inner vision.
Shaped into an elegant teardrop, this deep blue lapis lazuli is flecked with natural golden pyrite, evoking a night sky scattered with stars. Set in sterling silver, the teardrop form adds a sense of flow and emotional depth, creating a piece that feels both regal and intuitive.
In Sacred Crystals' Teaching
Lapis is a powerful Third Eye opener — so powerful it was once thought necessary in death mantles to ensure passage to the afterlife. It is a stone that aids in travel between worlds and can be used to consciously travel into the astral plane. By opening our third eye, the all-seeing eye of our consciousness, Lapis helps us attain an understanding of all that is, thus eliminating stress and bringing a sense of deep peace and contentment.
Because it assists us in moving between worlds, it can also be called upon as a protector, guarding our consciousness and protecting us from psychic attacks. Finally, it can be called upon as a guide and protector when one is looking to gain knowledge from the Akashic Record — the Library of All That Is, kept safe by Archangel Raziel, the keeper of secrets. Lapis is also a keeper of secrets: we can give our deepest secrets to it, and those secrets will remain safe.
Chakra: Third Eye.
What Makes This Piece
- Stone: natural Lapis Lazuli
- Metal: 925 sterling silver
- Size: US 7
- This is the exact ring pictured — one of a kind
About the Stone
Lapis Lazuli is a rock rather than a single mineral — deep blue lazurite with white calcite and brassy flecks of pyrite. The finest has come from the same mines in Badakhshan, Afghanistan, for over 6,000 years, and ground lapis was once ultramarine, the most expensive pigment in the world.
Wearing & Care
Rings take more knocks than any other piece of jewelry: put it on last, after lotion and perfume, and take it off for hand-washing, housework, gardening, the gym, swimming and sleep. Sterling silver tarnishes slowly in air; a silver polishing cloth keeps it bright. Do not soak Lapis, and never use salt water: its calcite dissolves and its pyrite rusts. US sizes. Not sure of yours? Measure a ring that already fits across the inside — 16.5 mm is a 6, 17.3 a 7, 18.1 an 8, 18.9 a 9.
A Note on Your Selection
This is the piece in the photographs — one of a kind. When it is gone, it is gone.
Pairs Well With
Lapis Lazuli Wire Wrap Crystal Pendant, Lapis Lazuli Round Bead Bracelet, Lapis Lazuli Tumbled Pocket Stone.
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