💎 10 Facts About Lapis Lazuli Gemstone

In This Video, We Are Going To Talk About 10 Facts About Lapis Lazuli Gemstone.
Lapis lazuli is a semiprecious stone valued for its deep blue color. The unusual name of this gem is composed of “Lapis,” the Latin word for stone, and “Azula,” which comes from Arabic and means “blue.” It is formed as a metamorphic rock of the limestone type. Lapis lazuli is semitranslucent to opaque, with a waxy to vitreous luster. It has a hardness of 5 to 5.5 on the Mohs scale of mineral hardness. Lapis lazuli, or lapis for short, is a deep-blue metamorphic rock used as a semi-precious stone that has been prized since antiquity for its intense color.
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Gemdelux it’s a community of enthusiasts who loves gemstones. For centuries, humans have looked to minerals, gemstones, and crystals for energy and healing powers. Even the Ancient Egyptians and Ancient Greeks believed that gemstones such as quartz, lapis, turquoise, and emerald had healing benefits and the ability to ward off danger.
There are over 4,000 different types of minerals in the world, and at Gemdelux we will discover some of the most famous stones in the world-from mesmerizing and ethereal amethyst to bold and dramatic black onyx. Among the many types of stones found on Earth, each one has its own distinct color, which gives it special healing effects that help to restore and balance the energy body. In fact, color has a profound effect on the brain, influencing our internal chemistry through the interaction of light frequencies in our eyes and our perception of the color spectrum.

[@nothingimportant1155]

Lapis lazuli is a beautiful gem🌀💠

[@janboyle3130]

Amazing! I have a wonderful greater appreciation and respect for lapis lazuli! I've always liked it but now I understand it and it's wide reach of appeal and useful Beauty. Thank you

[@bernadettetoth3169]

Thanks for the info about Lapis lasuri....It's beauty have always fascinated me(!) BT.

[@johnandrews3948]

Outstanding video, Lapis also thought to beupon the High Priests' Breast Plate of Rightousness as one of the 12 gems representing the 12 tribes of Isreal. I use this gem quite often in my jewelry company -Giovanni Gems.

[@zacthompson4459]

so much info i didn't know i make jewelry and now i'll get some lapis and try it out

[@mwilkinson5474]

The List is impressively comprehensive.

[@StreetLove410]

..10 More.. Please

[@77heraclitus]

Quite informative. Love the photos too. Thanks!

[@Gemexi]

nice video with description.

[@jonstremel7467]

Gotta mention Lapis Lazuli in Steven Universe too

[@nothingimportant1155]

Yes

[@Crossword131]

I'd like to see what the comparison between lapis of different regions looks like. And also, that you use a real human next time. The computer voice is bad.

[@Ffggghhhhhhhhh]

💙💙

[@sunnyscott4876]

Robot voice....🤯

[@zeelowsguys]

What does BCE stand for?

[@gemini2119]

"Before the common era"

[@WickedG5150]

It's Lapis La-zoo-lee.

[@terrywade3696]

Thank you for your comment! I was going to say the same thing! The narrator is driving me crazy!

[@shinecam1]

I was wondering if I'd been saying it wrong...lol

[@sheila8730]

Too bad an AI narrator was used; the voice was mechanical and annoying. I stopped watching the video about a minute in. It looked informative, but couldn't watch.

[@amanial-fahad6655]

🤣 azulla is not blue in arabic