Natural Lapis Lazuli Stone (Lajward) 9.81 Carat (10.78 Ratti) Oval Cabochon
SKU: TSGTL2311
Gemstone & Physical Specifications
Details of this stone, with the standard gemological properties of its species.
- Weight
- 9.81 Carat (≈ 10.78 Ratti)
- Shape / Cut
- Oval Shape
- Color
- Blue
- Refractive Index (R.I.)
- 1.50
- Conclusion / Identification
- Natural Lapis
- Certificate / Report No.
- TSGTL2311
- Dimensions
- 16.20 x 12.50 x 5.30 mm
- Origin
- African
- Hardness
- 5-6
- Specific Gravity (S.G.)
- 2.70-2.90 Approx
- Certification Lab
- The Standard Gem Testing Laboratory
Detailed Product Description
This Natural Lapis Lazuli Stone (Lajward) weighs 9.81 carat (10.78 ratti) and measures 16.20 x 12.50 x 5.30 mm, crafted in an oval shape. It features a deep blue body enriched with golden pyrite flecks and natural calcite marbling. It is of African origin, declared by Ratna Gems, and comes with an independent lab report from The Standard Gem Testing Laboratory.
Lapis Lazuli, known in India as Lajward or Lajvart Stone, is a rock aggregate primarily composed of lazurite, calcite, and pyrite. Every Ratna Gems stone is verified by a gem laboratory to confirm it is genuine natural lapis, free from imitation materials such as dyed sodalite, magnesite, or synthetic glass.
Appearance
The studio photographs and video show this stone face-up, at tilt angles, from its flat reverse base, and held in hand. The deep royal blue colour is punctuated by natural golden pyrite specks, reflecting characteristic mineral luster across its smooth dome.
Traditional Use
In Vedic astrology traditions, Lajward (Lapis Lazuli) is traditionally associated with planetary energies and is often chosen as a secondary gemstone (upratna). Buyers seeking traditional benefits generally follow the advice of their astrologer or Pandit ji.
Care
Lapis Lazuli has a hardness of 5 to 6 on the Mohs scale and contains porous calcite. Protect it from perfume, household chemicals, acids, extreme heat, and ultrasonic cleaners. Clean it gently with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth and store it separately from harder gemstones.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does the lab report say about this Lapis Lazuli?
It identifies this stone as natural lapis lazuli and records its carat weight of 9.81 carat (10.78 ratti), dimensions of 16.20 x 12.50 x 5.30 mm, colour, shape, refractive index, and specific gravity. The report card is shown in the gallery.
Where does this Lapis Lazuli come from?
This stone is of African origin, declared by Ratna Gems. In gem trade tradition, natural lapis lazuli from African deposits is valued for its rich blue tone and authentic mineral matrix.
Is Lapis Lazuli (Lajward) an astrological gemstone?
In Vedic astrology, Lapis Lazuli (known as Lajward or Lajvart) is traditionally associated with Saturn (Shani) and Jupiter (Brihaspati), and is often chosen as an upratna (substitute gem). Customers buying it for astrological wear usually follow their astrologer's guidance.
Can this stone be set in a ring or pendant?
Yes. At 16.20 x 12.50 x 5.30 mm, this oval cabochon suits a ring for men or women or a protective bezel pendant setting. Share these measurements with your jeweller before crafting the setting.
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