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3.50 Ct. Cabochon Lapis from Afghanistan
This loose stone ships by Dec 7
Item ID: | K19210 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 10.99 Width: 8.84 Height: 4.27 |
Weight: | 3.50 Ct. |
Color: help | Blue |
Color intensity: help | Vivid |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Cabochon |
Cutting style: | Cabochon |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Afghanistan |
Per carat price: help | $16 |
This cushion shaped, cabochon cut blue lapis weighs 3.50 carats, and measures 10.99 by 8.84 by 4.27 mm, presenting an opaque bodytone with vivid color intensity and an excellent polish. Originating from Afghanistan, the piece shows no enhancement, offering a natural and unaltered specimen for collectors and jewelers alike. The cabochon profile has been refined to reveal a consistent, saturated blue surface, with polishing that enhances depth and uniformity without introducing artificial sheen. The well balanced proportions are suitable for a variety of settings, and the weight and dimensions make this stone an ideal center for rings, pendants, or bespoke pieces where visual impact and wearability are required.
The rich, bold blue of this lapis serves as a clear symbol of personal power and distinction, carrying a visual authority that is both immediate and enduring. In hand it projects a concentrated hue that commands attention without relying on brightness, suggesting a measured confidence suited to formal and personal expressions of style. The intensity of the color, combined with the cabochon form, emphasizes tone and presence rather than sparkle, which aligns with a refined statement of individuality. For designers and clients seeking a gemstone that conveys gravitas and clarity of purpose, this lapis provides a tactile and chromatic anchor. The Natural Gemstone Company presents this specimen with transparency about origin and treatment status, enabling informed selection for commissions, heirloom pieces, or curated collections. Care recommendations include avoiding prolonged exposure to solvents and acids, and securing the stone in settings that protect against hard knocks to preserve the polish and surface integrity.
























