Sagittarius Zodiac Stones
Sagittarius
23 November – 21 DecemberLoves the road, looks to the horizon.
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Tradition holds that the stones below suit Sagittarius. Each one is a real natural stone, and every piece is prepared by a master's hand, one at a time.
Last updated: 1 September 2026
Lapis Lazuli
EXPRESSIONThe stone of Sagittarius is Lapis Lazuli. It holds the blue of a night sky flecked with gold, and it always calls the eye a little further off. Sagittarius' urge to set out is a relative of that blue.
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The meanings given to stones rest on traditional belief and carry no health claim. Every piece is made from real natural stone by a master's hand in Istanbul's Grand Bazaar.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the stone of Sagittarius?
The stone of Sagittarius is Lapis Lazuli. It is traditionally associated with the meaning “expression”. In Hashimi's Sagittarius selection it is joined by Nishabur Turquoise and Agate, and every one of them is a real natural stone. The pairing follows the brand's canonical zodiac–stone table and covers the period 23 November – 21 December.
What does Lapis Lazuli bring to Sagittarius?
It holds the blue of a night sky flecked with gold, and it always calls the eye a little further off. Sagittarius' urge to set out is a relative of that blue. These meanings rest on traditional belief and carry no health claim; at Hashimi, Lapis Lazuli pieces are gathered in a collection of their own.
Which stones should Sagittarius wear?
The stones highlighted on this Sagittarius page are: Lapis Lazuli (expression), Nishabur Turquoise (protection), Agate (abundance). You can choose by the meaning you want to carry, and several may be worn together. At Hashimi each stone has a collection of its own.
Are the Sagittarius stones real natural stones?
Yes. Every piece on this page is made with real natural stone and prepared one at a time by a master's hand in the Grand Bazaar. The stone type and its measurements are stated on each product page. The meanings attributed to stones rest on traditional belief and carry no health claim.