Lapis Lazuli Tumbled Healing Crystals

Lapis lazuli is frequently imitated by dyed sodalite, howlite, or reconstituted stone, especially at lower price points. This listing is genuine lapis lazuli rock, tumbled and polished with its natural pyrite inclusions intact rather than an imitation colored to match.

Unlike a single-piece lapis listing, this one is built around bulk pricing — the weight tiers stretch all the way to 1000g, which makes it a realistic option for anyone stocking a shop, filling a large grid, or buying enough pieces to share or gift several at once.

For a smaller, single-stone purchase instead, see our Tumbled Stone collection for retail-sized lapis and companion pieces.

Buying by weight rather than by the piece also means the price per gram drops as the order size grows, so a bulk order is not simply several small purchases stacked together.

Deep Lapis Blue. The rich, near-royal blue that has made lapis prized for millennia comes from the mineral lazurite within the rock — no dye needed to get this color.

Natural Pyrite Flecks. The small gold flecks scattered across each piece are genuine pyrite inclusions, a natural companion mineral in lapis deposits.

Bulk Up to 1000g. Six weight tiers run from a single 1-piece sample to a full 1000g lot, covering everything from a first try to a wholesale-scale order.

Wholesale-Scale Pricing. The larger weight tiers are priced to work for resellers and crafters buying in volume, not just single-stone shoppers.

Choose a weight. A single piece suits a first purchase or a gift; 200g–1000g suits resale, a grid, or a shared collection.

Inspect the pyrite. Turn a piece in the light to see the gold flecks — genuine pyrite reflects with a metallic glint distinct from the matte blue field.

Wipe, don't soak. Lapis is moderately soft and can be sensitive to prolonged water exposure, so clean with a soft, barely damp cloth rather than submerging it.

Store separately. Keep lapis apart from harder stones like quartz in storage so it doesn't pick up scratches over time.

This is genuine lapis lazuli — a metamorphic rock composed mainly of the blue mineral lazurite, along with natural calcite and pyrite inclusions — tumbled and polished with no dye added. The gold flecking you see is real pyrite, not a printed or coated pattern.

Lapis lazuli does not expire, but it is moderately soft and can be sensitive to acids, prolonged soaking, and harsh cleaners, which can dull or damage the polished surface. Store bulk lots in a dry container away from direct sun to keep the color from fading over long periods.

Individual pieces and bulk gravel-scale stones are a choking hazard for young children and pets — keep out of reach, especially the smaller size tiers. Wash hands after extended handling of bulk quantities.

Caution: For external use only as a decorative and meditation aid. Keep out of reach of young children and pets — these are small, loose stones and present a choking and small-parts hazard if swallowed. Avoid contact with eyes and broken skin.

Disclaimer: Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. This stone is offered for decorative and meditation purposes only, and any energy-work or chakra framing describes how the stone is commonly used, not a guaranteed effect. Always consult with a healthcare professional for medical concerns.

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We process and ship all orders within 1–2 business days.

Most customers receive their orders within 4–7 business days, depending on location and carrier performance.

Once your order ships, you'll receive a tracking number via email or SMS to follow your delivery in real time.

We accept returns and exchanges within 14 days of delivery. Delivery times may vary slightly during peak seasons or weather conditions, but we always aim to get your order to you as quickly as possible.