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Lapis lazuli Prices in Armenia

Armenia is a landlocked country located in the South Caucasus region of Eurasia. Lazuli has more applications in dyeing fabrics, glazed and painted porcelain ‎pottery, tile -making and treatment and medical use. Armenia's most important trading partners in terms of exports are Russia‎, ‎Switzerland, Bulgaria, Iraq, the Netherlands, China ‎‎(4.50%) and Iran. Distinguishing between genuine Lapis lazuli and synthetic or fake Lapis lazuli can be challenging, but there are several methods you can use to help determine their authenticity. Russia is Armenia's primary trading partner and a major source of imports. Abu Rihan al-Biruni writes in the valuable book Al-Jamahir Fi Al-Ma'rifah Al-Jawahir

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Armenia in industry, tourism, services, agriculture experienced great prosperity. Pyrite impurities, which are seen as gold or bronze dots in this stone, have made it more ‎visible. Russia is Armenia's primary trading partner and a major source of imports. Lapis lazuli has a long history of being mined in West Asia, particularly in countries located in the Middle East, such as Afghanistan and Iran. Armenia's ranking in the world is upwards in property purchase and construction. Lapis Lazuli type afghan or Persian has a bluish-purple color and the best types

Lapis lazuli (Azure) in historical texts and Islamic books
Lapis lazuli (Azure) in historical texts and Islamic books

Azure has been widely used in Islamic art and architecture. It can be found in intricate calligraphy, manuscript illumination, mosaics, and tile work in mosques, palaces, and other Islamic structures. The vibrant blue color of Lapis lazuli adds a sense of richness and elegance to these artistic creations, symbolizing the divine and spiritual realms.

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