Lapis lazuli earrings

Lapis lazuli earrings

Lapis lazuli earrings, source of harmony. Indeed in lithotherapy, lapis is a source of cheerfulness and harmony. Sandalwood adds a zen effect thanks to its aromatherapy virtues. Imagined in France, these loops were then handmade by Mahesh, a Nepalese craftsman, in the heart of Kathmandu. All our jewelry is created and manufactured in a logic of fair trade. Thanks to a close relationship with Nepal, we have sought out the artisans most in tune with ethical and meaningful creations. Mahesh shapes most of our malas and zen bracelets by hand. Father of a family and spiritual man, he makes these jewels with infinite patience and by reciting mantras. These lapis lazuli earrings go perfectly with the mala Aromatherapy necklace.

Trick : add sandalwood essential oil to the wooden beads from time to time and store your curls carefully in their pouch so that they retain their pleasant sandal smell. 

The properties of sandalwood

Sandalwood is a precious tree. Sandalwood is known since 4000 years to promote meditation. Throughout Asia, it is used in the form of incense, essential oil, and aromatherapy jewelry.

Sandalwood has a sweet woody smell. It is attributed significant properties: relaxing, soothing, soothing, it is a remedy often used in India. It is said that it is enough to breathe or feel sandalwood to feel calmer and "zen" in times of stress or nervousness.

The properties of lapis lazuli

Lapis lazuli is a deep, dense blue stone. It is a semi-precious stone of good quality. There are deposits in Afghanistan, Chile, and Russia.

In lithotherapy it is a symbol of gaiety and harmony. It is a stone of love and friendship, which creates around its owner an aura of tenderness and sympathy. Lapis is particularly recommended for nervous people, on whom it has a soothing action. Lapis provides good sleep and develops intuition.

History tells us that the Sumerians associated the blue lapis lazuli with the celestial vault. They valued the lapis as a gift from heaven and worshiped him. The Egyptians, for their part, carved their famous amulets into beetle shapes in lapis lazuli.

Colors: Indigo blue to sea blue, sometimes speckled with white (calcite) or golden glitter (pyrite)
Chemical composition: Silicate sulfur of aluminum and sodium.
Chakras: chakras of the third eye and the summit.

Features

• Earrings in lapis lazuli et sandalwood
• Zinc alloy primers
• Length: 4.2 cm
• Weight: g 3.9
• Delivered in its handmade silk and cotton pouch in Nepal
• Handmade jewel in Nepal

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