Lapis Pyramid Weights
• These are about 1-9/16" (39.5mm) tall and 1-3/8" (35mm) wide.
• 6mm insertion gap.
• These weigh about 24.1 grams each.
• All pyramid weights are sold by the pair.
• The inner diameter is 9/16" (14mm)
• All edges are nicely rounded for comfort and extreme care has been taken during the carving process.
• Chakras- Third Eye (6th), Throat (5th)
• Metaphysical- Lapis is said to be one of the most powerful stones for raising one’s psychic abilities. It may be used to help to gain insight into past lives and to clear your mind to focus on what is important in your life. It may also help to calm one’s anxiety, and may be beneficial towards insomnia.
• About- Lapis is a mixture of mainly lazurite, sodalite, and calcite with occasional pyrite inclusions. The stone itself has a very rich history. Originally called sapphirus in ancient times, the name was later changed to lapis lazuli (meaning blue stone in Latin). Lapis has been used as one of the earliest uses of color in Paleolithic cave paintings by being ground down and mixed into a paste. Lapis has been treasured amongst royalty, used as currency, and even inlayed into ancient treasures such as sarcophagi and burial masks.
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Description
• These are about 1-9/16" (39.5mm) tall and 1-3/8" (35mm) wide.
• 6mm insertion gap.
• These weigh about 24.1 grams each.
• All pyramid weights are sold by the pair.
• The inner diameter is 9/16" (14mm)
• All edges are nicely rounded for comfort and extreme care has been taken during the carving process.
• Chakras- Third Eye (6th), Throat (5th)
• Metaphysical- Lapis is said to be one of the most powerful stones for raising one’s psychic abilities. It may be used to help to gain insight into past lives and to clear your mind to focus on what is important in your life. It may also help to calm one’s anxiety, and may be beneficial towards insomnia.
• About- Lapis is a mixture of mainly lazurite, sodalite, and calcite with occasional pyrite inclusions. The stone itself has a very rich history. Originally called sapphirus in ancient times, the name was later changed to lapis lazuli (meaning blue stone in Latin). Lapis has been used as one of the earliest uses of color in Paleolithic cave paintings by being ground down and mixed into a paste. Lapis has been treasured amongst royalty, used as currency, and even inlayed into ancient treasures such as sarcophagi and burial masks.
