Lapis Lazuli & Moldavite Necklace Sterling Silver #6468
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This one of a kind sterling silver Lapis Lazuli and Moldavite necklace was handcrafted by Levi Reynolds using a carefully selected natural Lapis Lazuli cabochon from Afghanistan paired with a genuine faceted Moldavite gemstone from the Czech Republic. Together, the polished Lapis Lazuli cabochon and faceted Moldavite gemstone create a beautiful balance of rich deep blue color, naturally occurring golden pyrite, and vibrant green brilliance. A signed Moldavite Life Certificate of Authenticity is included.
Stones: Genuine Moldavite, Natural Lapis Lazuli
Moldavite Origin: Czech Republic
Lapis Lazuli Origin: Afghanistan
Cut: Round Faceted, Oval Cabochon
Pendant Size: 22 x 10 x 8 mm
Metal: .925 Sterling Silver
Artist: Levi Reynolds
Certificate: Included
Necklace Included: 18 inch sterling silver box chain
About the Artist
Since founding Moldavite Life in 2016, Levi Reynolds has specialized in sourcing, studying, collecting, and creating with genuine Moldavite, Phenakite, Herkimer Diamond, meteorites, tektites, and other rare materials. Each piece is handcrafted using ethically sourced and carefully selected materials chosen for their authenticity, unique character, and natural beauty. His work is guided by a deep appreciation for the natural history, rarity, and distinctive qualities that make these materials sought after by collectors worldwide.
Metaphysical Properties
Lapis Lazuli and Moldavite are frequently paired by those seeking a combination traditionally associated with personal transformation, wisdom, intuition, inner vision, communication, and spiritual growth. Together, these two minerals are often chosen to complement meditation, reflection, personal growth, and other spiritual practices while bringing together their own longstanding metaphysical traditions.
Lapis Lazuli is traditionally associated with wisdom, truth, intuition, inner vision, self-awareness, and spiritual insight. Many people work with Lapis Lazuli during meditation, reflection, and personal growth because it is believed to encourage intuition, mental clarity, greater self-awareness, and a deeper understanding of personal truth.
Associated with the Throat and Third Eye chakras, Lapis Lazuli is commonly used by those seeking to express their thoughts with honesty and confidence, align their words with their inner wisdom, and communicate with greater authenticity and clarity. Within the metaphysical community, Lapis Lazuli has long been valued as a stone of wisdom, truth, intuition, inner vision, and authentic self-expression.
Moldavite is often referred to as the Stone of Transformation. Many people work with Moldavite to support personal growth, spiritual exploration, meditation, expanded awareness, and greater alignment with their life's path. It is also commonly associated with the heart chakra and is often used by those seeking greater alignment between the heart, mind, and spirit.
Moldavite is also one of the Synergy 12 Stones as described by author Robert Simmons and is often associated with spiritual growth, heightened awareness, and personal transformation.
Associated Chakras: All, Heart (4th), Throat (5th), Third Eye (6th)
Associated Energies: Transformation, Clearing, Protection, Spiritual Growth, Wisdom, Truth, Intuition, Inner Vision, Communication, Self-Expression
Historical Note: Edgar Cayce, widely known as the "Sleeping Prophet," frequently referenced Lapis Lazuli in his readings, helping shape its modern metaphysical reputation as a stone associated with intuition, inner vision, and spiritual development.
About Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli has been treasured for thousands of years and was highly valued by the ancient Egyptians, who used it to create jewelry, amulets, carvings, and ceremonial objects. Its rich deep blue color, naturally occurring golden pyrite, and distinctive natural patterning have made it one of the world's most admired gemstones throughout history. Some of the world's finest Lapis Lazuli has long been sourced from the mountains of Afghanistan.
Its influence extended far beyond jewelry. Finely ground Lapis Lazuli was used to create one of the most highly prized blue pigments in medieval and Renaissance art, reflecting the value placed on this remarkable mineral for centuries. Its enduring artistic and cultural legacy continues to make Lapis Lazuli a favorite among jewelry enthusiasts, collectors, artists, and mineral lovers alike.
About Moldavite: Science & History
Moldavite is a very rare green Tektite that was created as a result of a meteor that fell to Earth about 15 million years ago. While it is commonly referred to as a crystal, gemstone, or meteorite, it is actually none of these. Moldavite is a naturally occurring form of impact glass known as a Tektite.
Moldavite was formed approximately 15 million years ago during the meteorite impact that created the Ries crater region of present-day Germany. It is part earthly (made from the Earth's crust) and part extraterrestrial (meteorite-based).
The intense heat generated upon impact instantly vaporized surrounding materials. This created a hot molten green silica-rich material that was ejected into the atmosphere and later cooled into natural glass across parts of what is now the Czech Republic. The Czech Republic is the only place in the world where genuine Moldavite is found.
Its beautiful green color, extraterrestrial origins, rarity, and the extraordinary experiences reported by many people who work with it have made Moldavite one of the most sought-after tektites in the world.
Authenticity Guarantee
Every Lapis Lazuli cabochon and faceted Moldavite gemstone used in Levi Reynolds' handcrafted jewelry is ethically sourced. Before becoming part of a finished piece, each gemstone is hand-selected by Levi Reynolds for its authenticity, unique character, and natural beauty.
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You will receive the exact pendant shown and a necklace. Close-up photography is used in natural sunlight to show detail. The item may appear larger than actual size. Please refer to the listed dimensions for size. 1" = 25.4 millimeters.
