Lapis Lazuli Beadwork Necklace and Earrings Set

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Description

Lapis Lazuli Beadwork Necklace and Earrings Set with semi-precious stone faceted beads, precision cotton thread, and hypoallergenic stainless steel.

The set includes 2 hooked drop earrings (4.7g each) and a 38cm+5cm (circumference) beadwork necklace (15.4g).

Designed and crafted by Silvi Simberg x 2024.

“In the depth of the night sky, wisdom awakens, and the soul finds its voice.”

Handcrafted Quality

 Each set is handmade, therefore ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike.

Crafted with Lapis Lazuli, this set embodies wisdom and strength, bringing timeless clarity and a sense of purpose to every step.

The necklace and earrings combine classic beadwork techniques with modern aesthetics. The meticulously woven beaded patterns create a striking visual appeal, making each piece a standout.

Attention to Details

I carefully choose every element, from materials to the final clasp, setting this beadwork jewelry apart.

Each set takes hours of dedicated craftsmanship to ensure perfect bead placement. I blend ancient beadwork techniques with contemporary design, creating timeless and trendy pieces.

Investment in Art

 This set is a piece of wearable art, perfect for those who appreciate fine craftsmanship.

Part of a limited collection, this set is more than an accessory—it’s a collector’s item. Thus, ideal for those who cherish unique jewelry.

Whether for special occasions or daily wear, this set adapts seamlessly. Its design complements both formal and casual outfits, making it a versatile addition to your collection indeed.

Presentation & Care

This set comes in a luxurious black hard gift box, making it ready for gifting.

The packaging preserves the beauty of your jewelry. Additionally, the beautiful box adds an element of surprise and delight.

To maintain its beauty, clean gently, and while not worn – store carefully.

Lapis Lazuli Information

Lapis Lazuli is a captivating gemstone known for its rich blue color and golden pyrite inclusions. This semi-precious stone has been valued for thousands of years, especially in ancient civilizations. Composed mainly of lazurite, along with calcite, pyrite, and other minerals, Lapis Lazuli’s deep blue hue makes it a favorite in jewelry and decorative art. Its striking appearance and rich history give it timeless appeal.

Formation

Lapis Lazuli forms in metamorphic rocks under high pressure and heat. The vibrant blue color comes from lazurite, a mineral rich in sulfur. The golden flecks within the stone are from pyrite, which adds a shimmering effect, reminiscent of stars. Over time, as the stone forms, the contrast between the blue and gold becomes more pronounced, enhancing its natural beauty and allure.

Fashion and Jewelry

Lapis Lazuli is highly prized in jewelry for its bold, unique color. Designers frequently use it in rings, necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, pairing it with silver or gold to accentuate its deep blue tone. Thanks to its versatility, Lapis Lazuli complements a wide range of stones, from diamonds to turquoise. It works equally well in minimalist or ornate designs, making it an eye-catching choice for any piece of jewelry.

History, Mythology, and Symbolism

Historically, Lapis Lazuli held great cultural significance. In ancient Egypt, it symbolized wisdom, truth, and protection, often associated with the goddess Isis. Pharaohs wore it in amulets and jewelry, believing it to grant divine favor. In Mesopotamia, the stone represented enlightenment and was used in royal artifacts. Over the centuries, Lapis Lazuli has come to symbolize knowledge, spiritual growth, and insight, often believed to open the third eye, enhancing intuition and psychic abilities.

Mining, Production, and Applications

Lapis Lazuli is primarily mined in Afghanistan, with significant deposits found in Chile, Russia, and the United States. Miners extract rough stones and cut them to reveal their finest color and inclusion patterns. These stones are then polished to highlight their natural brilliance. Traditionally used in jewelry, art, and ornamental objects, Lapis Lazuli remains highly valued for both its beauty and symbolism. Today, it is still a cherished stone, representing wisdom, inner peace, and spiritual enlightenment.

Additional information

Weight 25 g
Dimensions 43 × 10 × 10 mm
Beads

Lapis Lazuli

Colour

Birthstone

Zodiac Stone

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Hooks

Stainless Steel Hooks / Jewellery Grade / PVD-Plated

Findings

Stainless Steel / Jewellery-Grade / PVD-Plated

Origin

Handmade in Estonia, 2024