Lapis has, for millenia and because of its deep blue colour, been the symbol of royalty and wisdom.

As all stones of this colour,
it is said to ward off the "evil eye".

It is also said to be beneficial to the sick and foresaken : It attracts sympathy and revives courage and hope.
It soothes the spirit, helps inner and outer healing, and encourages sleep.

In Tibetan Buddhism,
it is associated with The Medicine Buddha, Sangye Menla, and the interior ornaments of Guru Rinpoche have the colour of Lapis Lazuli.

It is one of the most sought after stones
and the most recommended for the practice of Mantras.

These stones are natural. They have been selected for their hight content of pyrite, known for its numerous virtues that reinforce those of lapis.

The natural dzi has a good protective power. It is smoothly carved in lapis with striated band of pyrite and fits perfectly with the stones of the body’s mala.