Grey-blue swirling Lapis Lazuli narrow point set in silver with tiny dragonfly with filigree wings and patterned bail against moody woodland foliage
Grey blue Lapis Lazuli point with pyrite flecks set in silver cap with a tiny filigree dragonfly and patterned bail resting on a grey rock
Reverse of Lapis Lazuli point showing characteristic bright blue and pyrite facets on the back below the silver setting
Grey blue and pyrite Lapis Lazuli point set in silver with tiny filigree dragonfly and patterned bail set against moody woodland background of dark green ivy and bluebells
Three crystal pendants on model’s palm, blue, lilac and green with butterfly and dragonfly motifs in silver
Grey-blue swirling Lapis Lazuli narrow point set in silver with tiny dragonfly with filigree wings and patterned bail against moody woodland foliage
Grey blue Lapis Lazuli point with pyrite flecks set in silver cap with a tiny filigree dragonfly and patterned bail resting on a grey rock
Reverse of Lapis Lazuli point showing characteristic bright blue and pyrite facets on the back below the silver setting
Grey blue and pyrite Lapis Lazuli point set in silver with tiny filigree dragonfly and patterned bail set against moody woodland background of dark green ivy and bluebells
Three crystal pendants on model’s palm, blue, lilac and green with butterfly and dragonfly motifs in silver

Lapis Lazuli Dragonfly Pendant

£80.00

This elegant, narrow Lapis Lazuli point contains many shades of blue. The front has a swirling grey-blue pattern whilst the reverse is striking royal blue. Pyrite flecks are visible throughout.

Set in recycled sterling silver there is a tiny dragonfly with filigree wings resting at the top underneath a patterned bail. Length: 4 cm.

This elegant, narrow Lapis Lazuli point contains many shades of blue. The front has a swirling grey-blue pattern whilst the reverse is striking royal blue. Pyrite flecks are visible throughout.

Set in recycled sterling silver there is a tiny dragonfly with filigree wings resting at the top underneath a patterned bail. Length: 4 cm.

About Lapis Lazuli

  • Lapis Lazuli has been used throughout history: it is present in Tutankhamen’s death mask and is the incredible blue in the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.

  • The brighter the colour, the more prized the stone. Lapis Lazuli was crushed to make the pigment known as ultramarine.

  • Lapis Lazuli was a stone of royalty - it was believed to be a source of untapped power which could be accessed through deep meditation.

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