Lapislazuli comes from mining blue rock formations in Kindlewastes, the sandy desert region. This level 25 Common material has a stack limit of 250.
Quick answer: Reach the Ancient Spire in the Kindlewastes by fast travel, then glide down to the sand and use a pickaxe to break up the blue rock deposits.
Where to mine Lapislazuli in the Kindlewastes
The blue deposits sit as mounds of blue rock in the open sand, and some are set into the red rock walls as well. Each deposit you break also hands you Sand and Sandstone, which show up in the pickup list on the left of the screen alongside the Lapislazuli.
Picking up Lapislazuli for the first time unlocks new recipes, including the Sage Tunic at the Alchemist. Its item text reads: “A rare gem famous for its magical properties as a catalyst. It’s great for channeling and shielding!”
Raising the Flame Altar from level 5 to 6
Lapislazuli feeds directly into the Flame Altar. Moving it from level 5 to level 6 takes 30 Lapislazuli along with a set of other materials.
- 30 Lapislazuli
- 30 Enshrouded Vulture Talon
- 30 Saffron
- 30 Spark
- 30 Iron Ore
- 30 Brittle Shroud Flakes
- 1 Fell Sicklescythe Head
What Lapislazuli is used for
Lapislazuli appears in 48 recipes across spells, weapons, wards, armor, building blocks, dyes, and furniture.
Spells at the Alchemist and in hand crafting
| Spell | Lapislazuli | Other materials |
|---|---|---|
| Eternal Heal Cascade I | 50 | 10 Aloe, 10 Chamomile Tea, 3 Mist of a Fell Sicklescythe |
| Eternal Ice Totem I | 15 | 5 Iron Bars, 5 Enshrouded Oil |
| Blizzard II (makes 20) | 10 | 1 Enshrouded Oil |
| Mana Drain V | 8 | 6 Shadowbloom |
| Pillar Of Flames II (makes 20) | 5 | 1 Iron Bars, 5 Sulfur |
| Heal Beam (makes 20) | 5 | 5 Shroud Sand, 2 Fell Heart |
| Light Burst (makes 50) | 5 | 5 Sulfur, 5 Coal Powder, 1 Mist of a Fell Sicklescythe |
| Fire Bolt V (makes 20) | 4 | 4 Sulfur |
Weapons and wards
| Item | Lapislazuli | Other materials |
|---|---|---|
| Cryptic Wand (Alchemist) | 4 | 3 Glass, 4 Sulfur, 4 Amber |
| Circus Knives (Hunter) | 4 | 2 Steel Bars, 1 Bronze Bars |
| Ethereal Ward (Alchemist) | 1 | 2 Iron Bars, 3 Fell Heart |
Armor
- Assassin Hood, Deerstalker Hood, Rogue Helmet, Warden Helmet and Sage Boots each take 8 Lapislazuli
- Deadeye Hood takes 6; Warlock Pants, Warlock Gloves and Archmage Gloves each take 6
- Archmage Hat and Sage Tunic each take 3
- Soldier Trousers take 1
Building blocks, dyes and furniture
At the Workbench, the Starlight Block takes 1 Lapislazuli with 8 Granite and 1 Bronze Bars and makes 100, while the Desert Shingle Roof Block takes 1 Lapislazuli with 10 Lump of Clay and 1 Bronze Bars and makes 50. Each dye at the Coloring Station takes 2 Lapislazuli: Thieves Guild, Green-Winged Orchid, Prowl, Cathedral, Liquid Light and Golden Leaf.
Furniture pulls from the gem too. The Palm Wood Banquet Table takes 20 Lapislazuli, and the Carpenter uses it for cupboards, the Iron Bench, the Sand Throne, the Palm Wood Table and the Magnificent Granite Stone Table. The Decoration Workbench uses it for the Blue Globe and six Ornamented Vases.
