Lapis Lazuli bracelet

The name of the lapis lazuli has its origins in part in the Arabic language.
 The word "Azul" (heaven)  became by adopting it in the Latin language  added the word “lapis” (stone).
 Lapis lazuli was already used in the 3rd millennium BC. Coveted  Merchandise  from which artistic objects were made.
 The ancient trade route - the Silk Road, is said to be previously called the Lapis Lazuli Road.
 For the ancient Egyptians, lapis lazuli was used  the most precious thing you own  The dead could be given as grave goods.
 For example, lapis lazuli was incorporated into Tutankhamun's death mask.
 For many rulers of history, lapis lazuli was a protective stone.
 This gemstone also played a role as a pigment because of its azure blue color. This was made into make-up and used in painting.
 Across all of antiquity, too  in India, China and  Lapis lazuli was a coveted healing stone among the Incas.
 According to tradition, its sulfur content is said to be effective in epilepsy, skin diseases or gallbladder diseases and to increase potency.
 In the esoteric sense  lapis lazuli should open the third eye and promote meditations.