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Add a gorgeous splash of color to any look with this Aurelia Jewelry statement ring. You'll love showing off the gorgeous color and style on your finger! All of the compliments you'll receive are nice, as well. The 32x21mm fancy-shape lapis is arranged in 18K yellow gold plated brass. A polished finish offers brilliant shine. It's a perfect finishing touch whenever you want to elevate any look with eye-catching color. It's sure to be a go-to favorite in your collection.

Aurelia is more than just a jewelry brand. It’s a tribute to the enduring elegance and sophistication of women who know that their style tells a story. Designed for the woman who appreciates the timeless beauty of gold and the richness of genuine gemstones, Aurelia was created to celebrate the power of personal expression through finely crafted jewelry. Each piece in the Aurelia collection is meticulously crafted in gold-plated brass, offering the luxurious look and feel of gold with the durability that today’s woman requires. We select only the finest genuine gemstones, ensuring that every piece radiates with its own unique brilliance and character.

Details

  • Material Content: Brass
  • Plating Type: 18K Yellow Gold
  • Finish: Polished
  • Stone Information: Lapis: 1 / Fancy Shape / 32x21mm
  • Length: 1.05in.
  • Width: 0.6in.
  • Height: 0.3in.
  • Country of Origin: China

Check out the Ring Sizing Guide to find your ring size.

All weights pertaining to gemstones, including diamonds, are minimum weights. Additionally, please note that many gemstones are treated to enhance their beauty. View Gemstone Enhancements and Special Care Requirements for important information.

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LapisLazuli    

Lapis
Lapis is a strong blue microcrystalline rock composed primarily of the mineral lazurite. Its value decreases with the presence of white patches called calcite, while small veins of golden pyrite inclusions are often prized. Top quality lapis lazuli comes from Afghanistan, but small quantities are also found in Siberia, Chile, the United States, Pakistan and Canada. It is one of the most valuable semi-opaque stones and is a relatively soft gem, ranking 5.0-5.5 on the Mohs Scale.

First mined in Afghanistan in 6000 B.C., lapis lazuli was used to heal eye maladies and was thought to help one acquire wisdom and serenity. The Romans believed it was a powerful aphrodisiac, while the Egyptians used lapis for cosmetic purposes and often carved it into vases and figurines. The ancient city of Ur had a thriving trade in lapis lazuli as early as the fourth millennium B.C. The name comes from the Latin word “lapis,” meaning stone, and from the Arabic word “azul,” meaning blue.

In the Middle Ages, lapis was thought to free the soul from error, envy and fear. Used by artists during the Renaissance , ground lapis created a beautiful blue pigment for paintings. The stone was inlaid in the columns of St. Issac's Cathedral and the panels of the Pushkin Palace, both in Petersburg. Today, lapis lazuli is traditionally given as a 9th wedding anniversary gift. It is believed to free the wearer of melancholy and strengthen total awareness, creativity and ESP.