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Lapis, or Lapis Lazuli, known as the “blue stone” in Latin, has long been revered for its striking color and rich history for thousands of years. The stone dates back to 3100 BC, when ancient Egyptians were among the first to use Lapis in jewelry and royal ornaments.

Lapis adorned the famous golden sarcophagus of King Tutankhamen and other ancient civilizations like the Babylonians, Greeks, Romans, and Minoans also embraced its beauty. Even Catherine the Great of Russia used Lapis to decorate her palace, including the walls, doors, and fireplaces.

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Each piece of fine jewelry at Andria Arie is thoughtfully designed to reflect the beauty of the metal and the gemstones that we use, which includes the Lapis. Unique in color and meaning, Lapis is made up of various minerals including lazurite, calcite, and pyrite. The deep blue hue can range from azure blue to a more violet-blue distinction depending on the stone.

Dating back many centuries, many civilizations associated Lapis with intellect, strength, courage and wisdom.

Why Choose Andria Arie?

• Customizable Jewelry: Interchangeable gemstones let you refresh your look with ease and create a style that feels personal to you.
• Premium Quality: Each piece of jewelry is made with high-quality .925 sterling silver and 14k gold accents, which interplays with the gold flecks in the Lapis stone. Crafted with precision, our pieces are durable and made to last.
• Sustainable Practices: We use recycled packaging and support environmentally responsible production methods.
• Distinctive Design: Each piece is thoughtfully designed to reflect the wearer’s individuality. Our fine jewelry combines bold looks, colorful gemstones, and innovative craftsmanship that bridges timeless tradition with modern style.
• Made in the USA: Each piece of jewelry is expertly designed and manufactured in the United States, upholding a high standard of quality and attention to detail.

If you have any inquiries about our Lapis jewelry, feel free to contact us today.