It is a sacred meditation stone that connects us to divine guidance.

It is also considered the stone of love and friendship.

Its name has a double origin, Latin (lapis means stone) and Arabic (azul means blue).

Lapis Lazuli was already used as jewelry and adornment during Prehistory.

In the Middle Ages, it was used ground as a paint pigment and also served for dyeing fabrics.

For the Egyptians, it was the stone of the gods.

Physically, Lapis Lazuli has many virtues.

It acts on the eyes, reduces fever, and relieves headaches (to be placed on the third eye chakra).

It helps heal skin diseases, eczema, rashes, and insect bites.

It combats allergies and asthma. It acts on hair and nail regrowth (to be placed on the root chakra).

It calms coughs, sore throats, and sneezes (to be placed on the throat chakra).

Psychologically, Lapis Lazuli is the stone of good humor and communication.

It develops our faculties of sensitivity and raises our consciousness.

It also eliminates anxieties and resolves blockages in the emotional realm.

Lapis also has a great power to purify the body, but especially to stabilize the mind and elevate the soul.

Its particularities: this stone should not be used in the bedroom.

In case of nervous migraines, put a few drops of lavender essential oil on the Lapis Lazuli and pass it over the forehead.

Recharging and purification: it must be purified with running water, especially do not use salt, and recharged in moonlight or sunlight.