A fine deep inky blue Lazulite cluster silver pendant with very well formed, monoclinic crystals that look like tabular prisms from Canada.
The crystals are brightly lustrous, have sharply defined faces and edges and sitting on brown Siderite.
The crystal come from the Rapid Creek phosphate deposits, which are now closed. The color and crystalline qualities of Yukon's lazulite are among the finest in the world.
Location: Rapid Creek, Yukon, Canada
Size: 3.1 x 1.8 x 1.2 Centimeters with bail
Weight: 5.65 Grams

Interesting Fact:
Named for the German word lazurstein, which is influenced by Medieval Latin, meaning "blue stone," or possibly after the Arabic word for "heaven."
Lazulite is gemstone that became Yukon's official gemstone in 1976. It is the only semi-precious gemstone found in any quantity in the territory.