Lapis lazuli – Rosary of Celestial Kingship – Crucifix of...

Lapis-lazuli – Rosary of Heavenly Kingdom Royale – Crucifix of Christ – Divine Spark, Faith and Redemption This heavenly-royal rosary stands out for the intensity of its lapis-lazuli, a noble stone with deep blue hues, whose shades range from royal blue to midnight blue and delicate white marbling with pearly reflections. Composed of 71 round, carefully polished lapis-lazuli beads of varying diameters, it reveals a beautiful mineral harmony, where the deep, velvety tones of the stones mingle with the lighter nuances of their natural sedimentations. The contrast between the lapis-lazuli’s intense blue and its white marbling symbolically evokes the depth of the heavens, light passing through clouds, and the majesty of the heavenly Kingdom. In Christian tradition, blue is associated with purity, faithfulness, wisdom, and hope. Since the Middle Ages, it has become a privileged color in depictions of the Virgin Mary and sacred art, expressing closeness to Heaven and the spiritual dimension of divine kingship. The piece is enriched with generous lapis-lazuli beads with pronounced marbling, accompanied by finely wrought golden elements with ornamental motifs. Small golden oval medals, engraved with crosses at the flowered ends, punctuate the composition. Their religious decoration, paired with the finely chiselled golden beads, gives the rosary a particularly solemn appearance, recalling the ornaments of sacred art and Christian devotional traditions. At the center of the composition sits a grand golden Latin cross, with straight, assertive lines. Its structure, with wide rectangular branches, is entirely enhanced by a pavé of sparkling white stones, arranged in regular rows, creating a remarkable diamond-like sparkle. In its center, the figure of the Crucified Christ stands out in gold relief, arms extended on the horizontal crossbar, in a traditional Passion depiction. The contrast between the golden silhouette of Christ and the twinkling stones underscores the sacred dimension of the crucifix, linking redemptive suffering to the light of the Resurrection. The crucifix recalls Christ’s sacrifice for humanity’s salvation, His infinite love, and the promise of eternal life. It remains a symbol of the triumph of light over darkness, of divine mercy, and Christian hope. The combination of royal lapis-lazuli blue, the crucifix’s luminous glow, and the golden ornaments gives rise to a rosary of great presence, where mineral nobility, spiritual depth, and Christian symbolism meet. A creation of character, imbued with faith and solemnity, evoking the majesty of the heavenly Kingdom and the light of Redemption. Specifications: Circular length: 68 cm Lower extension: 15 cm Lapis-lazuli – 71 polished round beads – diameters: 6 and 12 mm Ornaments: Golden oval medals with cross and flowered motifs, finely chiselled golden beads. Golden Latin cross – Crucifix of Christ in relief – Pavé of stones – Diamond sparkle Weight: 96.53 g Carefully handmade – One-of-a-kind piece. A presentation box and a protective pouch will be included. Photographs are part of the description. To know: Latin cross – Crucifix of Christ – Passion and Redemption, The crucifix is one of Christianity’s major symbols. It represents Jesus Christ’s voluntary sacrifice for humanity’s salvation and recalls the Resurrection’s victory over death. The Latin cross, characterized by a vertical arm longer than the horizontal crossbar, remains the most widespread form in Western Christian tradition. In sacred iconography, the depiction of the crucified Christ invites contemplation of His Passion, His love for humanity, and the mystery of Redemption. The light surrounding the cross symbolically evokes divine glory, the triumph of good over evil, and the hope of eternal life. Lapis-lazuli, Lapis-lazuli is a metamorphic rock primarily composed of lazurite, often associated with white calcite and sometimes pyrite, recognizable by its golden inclusions. Appreciated for more than 6,000 years, it was among the most sought-after ornamental materials in antiquity. Egyptian and Mesopotamian civilizations, as well as ancient Persian cultures, accorded it a privileged place in jewelry, amulets, and prestige objects. Its deep blue color, recalling the celestial vault, gave it a strong symbolic dimension linked to royalty, wisdom, and the sacred. In the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, lapis-lazuli was ground to obtain the precious ultramarine blue pigment used in illuminated manuscripts and the most prestigious religious paintings. This exceptionally intense blue was notably used to depict the Virgin Mary’s mantle, underscoring her purity, dignity, and heavenly kingship. In contemporary symbolic traditions, lapis-lazuli is also associated with wisdom, truth, serenity, and spiritual elevation. Shipping: Will be carefully protected and packaged to ensure shipment in optimal condition. Tracked shipping: France: Colissimo European Union: UPS Other international destinations: Colissimo International, depending on destination. Combined shipping: If you win multiple lots, please wait until your auctions end before completing checkout so that combined shipping fees can be applied.

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