Tumbled Lapis Lazuli Stone
Mineral Specimen

Tumbled Lapis Lazuli Stone

This item is a polished, tumbled Lapis Lazuli stone, characterized by its distinctive deep blue color interspersed with prominent white and faint greyish-brown striations and inclusions. The stone has an elongated, oval, or 'palm stone' shape, with smooth, rounded edges, indicating it has undergone a tumbling and polishing process to achieve its comfortable, tactile form. Its dimensions appear to be small to medium-sized, fitting comfortably in the palm of a hand. The primary blue hue ranges from a vibrant, almost electric blue to a deeper, richer royal blue, suggesting a good concentration of lazurite. The white inclusions are likely calcite, a common co-occurring mineral in lapis lazuli, while the greyish-brown areas might be pyrite, though not distinctly metallic gold in appearance from this image, or other matrix rock. The surface displays a subtle sheen, reflecting some light, indicative of its polished state. There are no apparent chips, cracks, or significant damage, suggesting good overall condition. The quality of the polish seems consistent and smooth across the entire visible surface. While no specific maker's marks or signatures are present, as is typical for most tumbled stones, the craftsmanship is evident in the smooth shaping and lustrous finish. Its estimated age would be contemporary given its tumbled form, likely prepared for metaphysical use, jewelry making, or as a decorative specimen. The varying patterns of blue, white, and a slight hint of other colors make this a uniquely patterned and aesthetically pleasing natural stone.

Estimated Value

$4 - $8

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Category

Mineral Specimen

Appraised On

November 3, 2025

Estimated Value

$4 - $8

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Item Description

This item is a polished, tumbled Lapis Lazuli stone, characterized by its distinctive deep blue color interspersed with prominent white and faint greyish-brown striations and inclusions. The stone has an elongated, oval, or 'palm stone' shape, with smooth, rounded edges, indicating it has undergone a tumbling and polishing process to achieve its comfortable, tactile form. Its dimensions appear to be small to medium-sized, fitting comfortably in the palm of a hand. The primary blue hue ranges from a vibrant, almost electric blue to a deeper, richer royal blue, suggesting a good concentration of lazurite. The white inclusions are likely calcite, a common co-occurring mineral in lapis lazuli, while the greyish-brown areas might be pyrite, though not distinctly metallic gold in appearance from this image, or other matrix rock. The surface displays a subtle sheen, reflecting some light, indicative of its polished state. There are no apparent chips, cracks, or significant damage, suggesting good overall condition. The quality of the polish seems consistent and smooth across the entire visible surface. While no specific maker's marks or signatures are present, as is typical for most tumbled stones, the craftsmanship is evident in the smooth shaping and lustrous finish. Its estimated age would be contemporary given its tumbled form, likely prepared for metaphysical use, jewelry making, or as a decorative specimen. The varying patterns of blue, white, and a slight hint of other colors make this a uniquely patterned and aesthetically pleasing natural stone.

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