Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Tree

Bring a little piece of crystal-grown magic into your space with this beautiful Lapis Lazuli Gemstone Tree, handcrafted from tiny Lapis Lazuli crystal chips arranged along silver-coloured twisted wire branches and set into an orgone pyramid base.

The Tree of Life has long been a symbol of growth, balance, connection and the journey of life. Each branch reaching upwards gives this little tree a lovely sense of movement and possibility, while the natural Lapis Lazuli crystals bring their own rich colour and traditional crystal associations to the piece.

Lapis Lazuli is often regarded as a stone of wisdom, truth and inner understanding. Its deep blue colouring, sometimes naturally scattered with golden flecks of pyrite, gives it a beautifully rich and distinctive appearance. In crystal traditions, Lapis Lazuli is associated with the Throat and Third Eye Chakras, and is often chosen to support clear communication, authentic self-expression, intuition and connection with inner wisdom.

The tree sits on an orgone pyramid base, made with resin, copper shavings and natural crystals. Orgone pieces are traditionally used within spiritual and energy practices as decorative tools for creating an intentional space and working with the energy of the surrounding environment.

Whether placed on an altar, meditation space, desk or shelf, this Lapis Lazuli tree makes a beautiful symbol of growth, wisdom and personal expression, as well as a striking piece of crystal décor.

For shipping, the branches will arrive folded gently against the trunk. Simply place a finger beneath each branch and carefully bend them upwards and outwards to shape your tree. Take your time and make small adjustments rather than bending the wire sharply.

Details

• Crystal: Lapis Lazuli
• Shape: Gemstone Tree on Orgone Pyramid Base
• Base Size: approx. 5.5 cm x 5.5 cm
• Height: approx. 17 cm
• Weight: approx. 153 g

Each tree is handmade using natural crystals, so the colour, shape and arrangement of the crystal chips will vary slightly. These natural variations are part of what makes each tree unique.