Lapis Lazuli

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Lapis Lazuli Semi Precious Stone Slab in India

Lapis Lazuli is an extraordinary deep-blue semi precious stone prized for its intense ultramarine colour, golden pyrite flecks and occasional white calcite formations. Rather than being a single mineral, Lapis Lazuli is a rock composed mainly of lazurite along with minerals such as calcite and pyrite. The contrast of royal blue with naturally occurring gold-coloured pyrite gives Lapis Lazuli a distinctive jewellery-like appearance, making it especially attractive for statement walls, designer furniture and luxury interior surfaces.

What Makes Lapis Lazuli Special?

The strongest visual feature of Lapis Lazuli is its combination of rich blue colour and metallic-looking golden pyrite. White calcite may also appear as streaks or patches, creating additional contrast within the blue surface. Unlike agate, which is recognised for rings and bands, Lapis Lazuli has a more solid, painterly appearance with scattered mineral details. This makes it an excellent choice when designers want a bold blue surface with a sophisticated natural character.

Lapis Lazuli Marble Slab Price

Our semi precious slabs are starting Rs 2,500 and going up to Rs 20,000 Per Square Feet.

Product Lapis Lazuli
Price Contact us for best price of Lapis Lazuli.
Slab Sizes Being premier manufacturer, Pedra Marmol offers customised slabs in various sizes as well as ready slabs from 8 feet length onwards.
Thickness Being natural stone, the thickness of semi precious varies from 18 to 20mm.
Applications Interiors (semi precious is primarily used and recommended for interiors only), Flooring & Wall Cladding, Table Tops, Bar and other Countertops.

Lapis Lazuli for Statement Interiors

Lapis Lazuli works particularly well as a focal material. Its royal-blue background creates a dramatic contrast with neutral surroundings, while the gold-coloured pyrite can coordinate beautifully with brass, bronze and other warm metallic finishes. Using it selectively on a reception desk, dining table, wall panel or bar surface allows its unusual colour to remain visually powerful without overwhelming the complete interior.

Applications of Lapis Lazuli

  • Luxury Feature Walls
  • Reception Counters
  • Reception Backdrops
  • Bar Counters
  • Decorative Bar Fronts
  • Dining Table Tops
  • Coffee Tables
  • Console Tables
  • Bathroom Vanity Tops
  • Decorative Wall Panels
  • Luxury Villa Interiors
  • Hotel & Resort Interiors
  • Jewellery Boutique Interiors
  • High-End Retail Displays
  • Custom Furniture Surfaces

Lapis Lazuli Supplier in Delhi & Across India

Pedra Marmol supplies premium Lapis Lazuli Semi Precious Stone Slabs across Delhi, Gurgaon, Delhi NCR and throughout India for customised residential, hospitality, retail and commercial interior projects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Lapis Lazuli is a deep-blue semi precious rock composed mainly of lazurite along with minerals such as pyrite and calcite. Lazurite produces the intense blue colour, while pyrite commonly appears as golden metallic flecks. 

The gold-coloured flecks are usually pyrite, a naturally occurring mineral found within Lapis Lazuli. These metallic-looking inclusions create the characteristic blue-and-gold appearance of the stone.

White streaks and patches in Lapis Lazuli are commonly calcite. The amount and distribution of calcite can vary naturally between pieces. 

One of the most historically important sources is the Sar-e-Sang region of Badakhshan, Afghanistan, which has supplied Lapis Lazuli since ancient times. The stone also occurs in other parts of the world. 

Yes. Its intense blue background and gold-coloured pyrite make it particularly effective for statement bar counters and bar fronts, especially when combined with brass, bronze or warm lighting.

Warm white, cream, beige, black and dark wood provide strong complementary backgrounds. Brass, bronze and gold-toned fittings can also echo the pyrite details within the stone.

Yes. Lapis Lazuli slabs can be used for dining tables, coffee tables, console tops and customised furniture where the rich blue gemstone appearance can remain clearly visible.

No. The amount of pyrite, calcite and blue lazurite naturally varies, so some surfaces may have prominent golden flecks while others appear more uniformly blue. 

Our semi precious slabs are starting Rs 2,500 and going up to Rs 20,000 Per Square Feet. The final Lapis Lazuli price depends on colour quality, mineral composition, slab dimensions, finish and customisation. 

Use a soft cloth and mild, non-abrasive cleaner for routine cleaning. Avoid harsh acidic chemicals and abrasive pads, particularly because Lapis Lazuli can contain calcite as part of its natural composition. 

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