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Unique Art Since 1996 14" Blue Lapis Gemstone Globe with Gold Stand
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Unique Art Since 1996 14" Blue Lapis Gemstone Globe Features
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14" tall table top gemstone globe
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Globe Diameter 220mm or 9"
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Never Rust Zinc Alloy Stand
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We love perfection however due to hand cut, glued, pasted, and polished, minor errors on spelling, uneven polishes, surface fine lines, or small loosing stone dusts inside globe may be expected they are not defect
About Unique Art Since 1996 14" Blue Lapis Gemstone Globe
This unique blue jasper gemstone globe is brand new and in perfect condition. It is painstakingly handcrafted by the most talented artists by, using more than 30 different semi-precious gemstones from all over the world! This globe have used large amount of blue jasper that pulverized, and mixed With an epoxy And Poured to make the ocean part of the globe (it is a very complicated and expensive procedure, precise control of temperature is the most essential factor in the processing cycle). This is a huge amount of striking and dramatic hand-crafted stone work. This Blue Jasper globe is built with the beautiful ornate, Four-leg heavy gold brass stand into which the globe has been carefully mounted. At the bottom of the stand, a precise glass-topped integral brass compass is incorporated to complement the globe. Each country is inlaid from a different stone, and the stones are individually cut and ground to exacting interlocking shapes, polished and set into this exquisite piece of art with care and attention to adjacencies. The elements of the globe are created out of lapis lazuli, mother of pearl, amethyst, African jade, tiger's eye, jasper, turquoise, purple quartz, onyx, unakite, abalone, green marble and many other beautifully hued and richly veined stones. The latitude and longitude lines are very thin ribbons of polished brass, embedded through the globe. Each globe requires ten individual steps to compose and it takes more than 500 hours of labor to complete!
