Mini Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Tree Scotia in the 1860s by

Scotia in the 1860s by a Canadian geologist

this specimen is not an agate by the scientific definition

calcium (white)

Roughly 6 to 8 million years ago

Weight: 70

Mini Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Tree Scotia in the 1860s byStone: Lapis Lazuli on Green Aventurine Size: 6 8 in. tall Weight: ~ 8 oz Please allow for slight differences. Every tree is unique! You will have the ability to move and adjust the branches of your tree to your liking. Lapis Lazuli is a stone sought after for its intense hues of blue. Lapis artifacts have been found dating as far back as 9000 years ago. In Latin, lapis translates to stone. Lazuli is derived from the Persian word "lajevard" meaning