Casket with LAPIS LAZULI stone on the lid, rectangular, height 5.8 cm x 19.5 cm length and 9.5 cm width
- 391.06 EUR
Wonderful Pewter Box with Lapis Lazuli Stone on the LidThis stunning pewter box is adorned with a Lapis Lazuli stone embedded in its hinged lid. The craftsmansh
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BOX0057
Wonderful Pewter Box with Lapis Lazuli Stone on the Lid
This stunning pewter box is adorned with a Lapis Lazuli stone embedded in its hinged lid. The craftsmanship required to create such a flawless piece, including the jeweler-like precision to set the stone, is truly remarkable. This box is a perfect gift for a memorable occasion—whether it's a 50th, 60th, 70th, or 80th birthday. You can make it even more special with an engraving by our skilled engravers.
The box is rectangular, measuring 5.8 cm in height (double height), 19.5 cm in length, and 9.5 cm in width. The Lapis Lazuli stone on the lid is unique to each box and may vary in color and pattern, making every box one of a kind.
Underneath the box, you’ll find the designer's signature and the year of manufacture. Designed by Fredrik Strömblad and crafted in Europe, this box is a true work of art.
A Few Facts About Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli is a deep blue semi-precious stone that has been treasured since antiquity for its intense color, used in jewelry, art, and ornamentation. The name "lapis lazuli" originates from Latin and Persian, with lapis meaning "stone" and lazuli derived from the Persian lazhuward, meaning "blue" or "sky blue."
Historically, lapis lazuli was used to create ultramarine pigment, especially during the Renaissance, and its deep blue color with golden flecks of pyrite often evoked associations with the night sky and stars. In ancient cultures, such as Egypt, it was used for amulets and decorations on burial masks.
Lapis lazuli symbolizes wisdom, truth, and insight, often associated with spiritual and intellectual growth. In modern esotericism, it is believed to enhance communication and self-expression, often linked to the throat chakra.