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Lapis Lazuli Specimens

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Lapis Lazuli Specimens For Sale

When acquiring Lapis Lazuli specimens, an expert buyer should pay close attention to several crucial factors. First and foremost, scrutinize the color – Lapis Lazuli should exhibit a rich, intense blue hue, often adorned with flecks of golden pyrite. Seek specimens with vibrant and uniform color distribution. Assess the presence of pyrite inclusions, as they add to the stone's charm. Inspect the quality of the surface polish and the smoothness of the specimen, as these enhance its visual appeal. Size is a matter of personal preference but should align with your collection or display. To ensure authenticity and quality, buy from reputable sources, ideally with documentation. A well-selected Lapis Lazuli specimen captures the regal beauty and mystique of this esteemed gemstone, making it a prized addition to your collection or decor.