Natural Rough Lapis Lazuli Specimen — Raw Blue Stone with Pyritev

Deep Natural Blue

Lapis Lazuli is known for its rich blue color, ranging from deep ultramarine to lighter blue tones depending on the individual specimen.

Natural Mineral Composition

Each piece may contain visible white calcite and metallic golden pyrite, creating the distinctive contrast associated with natural Lapis Lazuli.

Raw, Unpolished Character

The specimen is left in its natural rough form, preserving irregular surfaces, mineral boundaries, fractures, and geological texture.

One-of-a-Kind Variation

No two pieces are identical. Color saturation, calcite patterns, pyrite distribution, shape, and surface character naturally vary from specimen to specimen.

Product Story

Nature

Lapis Lazuli is a natural rock composed primarily of blue lazurite, often accompanied by other minerals including white calcite and golden pyrite.

Together, these contrasting materials create the deep blue, white, and gold appearance that makes each specimen visually distinctive.

Natural variation is part of the material.

Material

Each piece is left unpolished to preserve its original surface and mineral structure.

Visible calcite veins, pyrite inclusions, fractures, uneven surfaces, and differences in color are natural characteristics of rough Lapis Lazuli.

Rather than producing a uniform finish, each specimen retains the individual evidence of its geological formation.

In Your Space

Place it on a desk, bookshelf, bedside table, or among a collection of natural materials.

Its deep blue surface and contrasting mineral details create a strong visual presence while remaining small enough to integrate naturally into an everyday space.

A piece of geological material, chosen for its color, composition, and individual character.

Contrast

White calcite and golden pyrite appear naturally against the blue surface, creating variation that cannot be exactly repeated from one specimen to another.

Material Character

The beauty of rough Lapis Lazuli lies in its differences.

Some pieces may appear predominantly deep blue.

Others may contain more visible calcite or pyrite.

Each specimen has its own composition.

Materials & Specifications

Specification Details

Mineral Type:Natural Lapis Lazuli

Visible Associated MineralsCalcite and Pyrite may be present

Finish:Natural, Unpolished

Primary Color:Deep Blue with Natural Color Variation

Surface Character:Irregular Texture, Natural Mineral Boundaries and Fractures

Size OptionApprox. 3–5 cm per piece

Weight: 1 lb / 453 g