WatanGems 68.6g, 1.6" x 1.3" Inch, Natural Lapis Lazuli Egg Gemstones Smooth Shiny Polished @Afghanistan, LE122

68.6g, 1.6" x 1.3" Inch, Natural Lapis Lazuli Egg Gemstones Smooth Shiny Polished @Afghanistan, LE122 Weight: About 68.6 Grams Length: About 1.6" Width: About 1.3" Blue: Lapis Lazuli Golden = Pyrite White = Calcite Origin: Badakhshan, Afghanistan. North Eastern Afghanistan. Buyer will receive Exact item pictured! The stand is not included. The stand is for presentation only! Hand Carved. 100% Natural Lapis Lazuli POLISHED WITH SHINY SMOOTH SURFACE. These Lapis Lazuli Eggs & Spheres are carved in Afghanistan by Afghan Craftsman. Hand Polished. The Stones are 100% natural. Not dyed or colored. Each Egg or Sphere is different because natural stones never will be the same. That is why I take my time and list them individually with many images. Although it is very difficult to take images of each items several times and measure them one by one. But, I like my customers to know exactly what they are receiving. Since these are natural stones, please look at each image of each egg or sphere carefully before purchasing because some of the eggs or spheres may have lines that look like cracked or broken, but actually they are not broken. That kind things are normal in natural stones. *** Actual item may differ slightly than the image due to image quality, lightening, Contrasts, resolutions and other factors. However, in most cases, actual items look better than the images. Add it to your collection now. We do offer combined shipping for domestic & international. Combined shipping will be calculated automatically during checkout.

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