Lapis Lazuli has a special place in my heart. From the first time I saw it, I felt drawm to its deep blue with gold flecks. It has always reminded me of the night sky, filled with stars, and gives ...

A bit of lapis lazuli — a rich blue pigment — is trapped within a central tooth's dental tartar on this lower jaw of a European woman who died sometime between A.D. 997 and 1162.

Traces of lapis lazuli were found in the dental tartar of a woman who lived at a 12-century German monastery, leading researchers to believe she was a highly skilled artist who worked on ...

History’s blue Watch fans love a good backstory, and few naturally occurring materials have a better one than lapis lazuli. Each dial has a distinct texture because of the pyrite veins in the lapis ...