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3.61 Ct. Lapis from Afghanistan
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Item ID: | K2782 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 12.81 Width: 10.6 Height: 2.27 |
Weight: | 3.61 Ct. |
Color: help | Purplish Blue |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Not Applicable |
Shape: help | Cushion |
Cut: | Tablet |
Cutting style: | Tablet |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Afghanistan |
Per carat price: help | $8 |
Across civilizations lapis lazuli has held a place of reverence and power, treasured by kings, priests, and artisans for its deep celestial hues. This beautiful cushion shaped purplish blue lapis, presented by The Natural Gemstone Company, continues that long lineage of admiration. Sourced from Afghanistan, the historic heartland of the finest lapis, this stone carries the same ancient spirit that once adorned pharaonic masks, medieval illumination, and classical jewelry. Its opaque body and tablet cut reveal an intense color intensity that feels at once timeless and deeply rooted in human culture. The rich, purplish blue surface speaks to traditions of craftsmanship that respect the natural character of the gem, and the excellent polish gives the stone a quiet, enduring presence that suits heirloom designs and modern interpretations alike.
For the connoisseur seeking an authentic, untreated specimen, this lapis is a rare offering. It weighs 3.61 carat, and measures 12.81 by 10.60 by 2.27 millimeters, dimensions that are ideal for a striking centerpiece or a refined inlay. There is no enhancement, which preserves the stone as a true testament to nature and provenance. The cushion shape and tablet cut lend a classic silhouette, while the intense color and surface polish allow the inherent beauty to command attention without embellishment. Whether set into a signet, a pendant, or a bespoke piece meant to be passed down through generations, this gem embodies continuity, history, and quiet luxury. The Natural Gemstone Company stands behind the authenticity of this piece, offering collectors and designers a connection to the storied past of lapis, and an opportunity to create jewelry that will be treasured for a lifetime.





















