Natural Lazurate / Lapis- lazuli

Morocco
Source: Oubelkacem, Y., et al. (2021). Multi-technical analyses of parchments, iron gall ink and coloring materials: material characteristics and technique efficiencies. Journal Pre-proof.
Recipe Details

Ingredients

Lazurite, Calcite, Pyrite, Hematite, Sodalite, Diopside, Wollastonite

Preparation Steps

Identified by SSE Raman bands at 544, 584, and 808 cm-1 representing signals from admixtures in the rock. FORS spectra show reflectance maximum/minimum at 474 and 600 nm and IP at 714 nm (Table 2).

Original Recipe Text

Identified by SSE Raman bands at 544, 584, and 808 cm-1 representing signals from admixtures in the rock. FORS spectra show reflectance maximum/minimum at 474 and 600 nm and IP at 714 nm (Table 2).

Evidence

"SSE Raman (b) spectra recorded on blue areas of MEK-MS-6LP. (La): Lazurite, (Ca): Calcite, (Py): Pyrite, (He): Hematite, (So) Sodalite, (Di): Diopside and (Wo): Wollastonite."

Remarks

Found in blue areas of MEK-MS-6LP. XRF efficiency was poor for this material (Table 2).

Scientific Analysis
Chemical CompositionLazurite, Calcite, Pyrite, Hematite, Sodalite, Diopside and Wollastonite
Analytical Techniques
FORS
SSE Raman
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Verified
Metadata
Material Type
pigment
ColorBlue
RegionMorocco
Source Information
AuthorOubelkacem, Y., et al.
CollectionLibrary of the Cultural Complex Lamnouni of Meknès
Language
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