Introducing the Nova Lapis Pendant and Bronze Necklace: a unique piece crafted with and care, featuring genuine Lapis and Bronze. The pendant hangs 1.4" from the bale and is .8" wide, complemented by a bronze bezel that holds the mesmerizing Lapis stone. Adjustable up to 27" with a lobster clasp closure, this lightweight necklace weighs only .54 oz. Add a bit of special to any outfit with this handcrafted piece!
Lapis Lazuli Description: Lapis Lazuli is renowned for its deep blue color, often speckled with golden pyrite inclusions that resemble stars in the night sky. This semi-precious stone has been prized since antiquity, used in the jewelry and ornaments of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. The finest quality lapis lazuli features an intense, uniform blue that is highly sought after for artistic and decorative purposes.
Fun Fact: Historically, lapis lazuli was not only a favored stone for jewelry and carvings but also ground into powder to create ultramarine, the finest and most expensive of all blue pigments. This pigment was used by some of the most important artists of the Renaissance and Baroque periods, adding a heavenly blue to their masterpieces.
Natural variances are part of the beauty of our genuine stones. Your piece will vary slightly from the image shown.
Barse Jewelry
Barse Jewelry crafts unique, statement pieces that celebrate the bold spirit of the American South, specializing in vibrant, genuine stones set in high-quality metals. Since 1986, our Dallas-based brand has been blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative designs, using the lost-wax casting technique to ensure each piece is a work of art. Our commitment to authenticity extends from our factory in Thailand to our design studios in Texas, where every item reflects our dedication to quality and distinct style. Barse Jewelry supports local craftsmanship and global artistry, offering a diverse range of handcrafted jewelry that connects with the heritage and fashion-forward trends of our customers. Barse Jewelry provides customers not just a piece of jewelry, but a piece of history, designed to be treasured for generations.
Discover the mystical allure of rich, royal blue and sparkling golden specks found in lapis lazuli. Very few gems have such a long and storied history as lapis lazuli. Along with carnelian, it is the oldest known gemstones to be appreciated and worn as adornment. When lapis lazuli was first introduced to Europe, it was called ultramarine, meaning "beyond the sea." The gem was ground to a powder for use as early eye shadow, and as pigment for early oil paints. Today, this rich blue gem still retains the allure that first captivated humans thousands of years ago.
Gemstones and cultured pearls often undergo processes and treatments to enhance their beauty, which may not be permanent and/or may require special care. Please view the Gemstone Enhancement and Care Chart for more information.
