Pakistan Lapis Lazuli – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

Pakistan Lapis Lazuli – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

Stone A = 113 G
14,00
Sale price  14,00 Regular price 
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Pakistan Lapis Lazuli – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

Pakistan Lapis Lazuli – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

14,00
Sale price  14,00 Regular price 
Choice of stone

Natural lapis lazuli from Pakistan, carved into an obelisk point. Three pieces with different proportions are available to complete your mineral collection or add a mineral touch to your decor.

Features

  • Stone: natural lapis lazuli
  • Origin: Pakistan
  • Shape: obelisk point

Dimensions: height × width × depth

  • Stone A: 113 g · 93 × 22 × 23 mm
  • Stone B: 126 g · 95 × 25 × 25 mm
  • Stone C: 116 g · 96 × 22 × 24 mm

How to choose your point

Select the desired letter from the Stone selection menu. Refer to the weights and dimensions above to compare the three pieces.

Stone A is the shortest. Stone B is the heaviest and has the largest base dimensions. Stone C is the tallest and lightest of the three.

A piece for your collection

On a shelf, a desk, or among your favorite minerals, this point looks beautiful on its own or as part of a decorative arrangement. Choose the size you like to enrich your collection or create a personal space for contemplation.

Symbolism of lapis lazuli

In lithotherapy traditions, lapis lazuli is associated with wisdom, self-confidence, and personal expression. It evokes the desire to know yourself better and to make room for your ideas and creativity.

It can represent a personal intention: taking time to reflect, expressing what matters to you, or moving forward with greater authenticity. These associations remain symbolic and do not promise any effect on stress, memory, or dreams.

This point can therefore serve as a focus for contemplation or accompany a personal meditation practice, depending on the meaning you wish to give it.

These associations are based on beliefs and traditions. No therapeutic effects have been scientifically proven; stones are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.

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