Lapis Lazuli

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Lapis Lazuli
BlueDye.png
Lapis Lazuli
Type

Wool dyes

Durability

4 (Data)

Renewable

No

Stackable

Yes (64)

Data value

dec: 3514 hex: 15F4

Lapis lazuli is a primary color dye obtained by mining lapis lazuli ore with a stone pickaxe or better. Similar to coal, emerald, redstone and diamond, lapis lazuli can be used immediately without the need for smelting.

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[edit] Uses

  • Can be used to dye dog collars blue.
  • Can be combined with wool to make blue wool.
  • Can be applied to sheep, which will yield 1-3 blocks of blue wool when sheared.
  • A Lapis Lazuli Block can be formed by filling a crafting grid with 9 dye pieces.
Combine Lapis Lazuli with For
ItemCSS.png Cactus Green ItemCSS.png Cyan Dye
ItemCSS.png Bone Meal ItemCSS.png Light Blue Dye
ItemCSS.png Rose Red ItemCSS.png Purple Dye

[edit] Crafting

Ingredients Input » Output
Lapis Lazuli Block



Grid layout Arrow (small).png Lapis Lazuli9

Lapis Lazuli Block



Grid layout Shapeless.png

[edit] Smelting

Ingredients Input » Output
Lapis Lazuli Ore
Lapis Lazuli Ore Grid layout Furnace Progress.png Lapis Lazuli
Grid layout Fire.png
Coal

Note that this is both inefficient and wasteful, as a Silk Touch-enchanted pickaxe is needed to collect the ore block, and when mined Lapis Lazuli ore produces 4-8 Lapis Lazuli items, rather than just one by smelting.

[edit] As a crafting ingredient

Icon Dec Hex Description
ItemCSS.png 0 0 Ink Sac
ItemCSS.png 1 1 Rose Red
ItemCSS.png 2 2 Cactus Green
ItemCSS.png 3 3 Cocoa Beans
ItemCSS.png 4 4 Lapis Lazuli
ItemCSS.png 5 5 Purple Dye
ItemCSS.png 6 6 Cyan Dye
ItemCSS.png 7 7 Light Gray Dye
Icon Dec Hex Description
ItemCSS.png 8 8 Gray Dye
ItemCSS.png 9 9 Pink Dye
ItemCSS.png 10 A Lime Dye
ItemCSS.png 11 B Dandelion Yellow
ItemCSS.png 12 C Light Blue Dye
ItemCSS.png 13 D Magenta Dye
ItemCSS.png 14 E Orange Dye
ItemCSS.png 15 F Bone Meal
Ingredients Input » Output
Lapis Lazuli +
White Wool



Grid layout Arrow (small).png Blue Wool
Lapis Lazuli
White Wool



Grid layout Shapeless.png
Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli Grid layout Arrow (small).png Lapis Lazuli Block
Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli Lapis Lazuli
Lapis Lazuli +
Bone Meal



Grid layout Arrow (small).png Light Blue Dye2



Lapis Lazuli
Bone Meal Grid layout Shapeless.png
Lapis Lazuli +
Cactus Green



Grid layout Arrow (small).png Cyan Dye2



Lapis Lazuli
Cactus Green Grid layout Shapeless.png
Lapis Lazuli +
Rose Red



Grid layout Arrow (small).png Purple Dye2



Lapis Lazuli
Rose Red Grid layout Shapeless.png

[edit] Rarity and location

Lapis Lazuli is found fairly deep, and is very common in diamond branch mining operations. Add to this that you can get up to 8 dyes from each ore, and your chests will be full of Lazuli in short order.

[edit] Video

[edit] Trivia

  • In real life, lapis lazuli is a medium hard stone used for making jewelry and as a pigment.
  • Lapis lazuli dye was going to be a crafting ingredient for the block Crying Obsidian, but neither the block nor the recipe were ever added.
  • Lapis lazuli is the only dye obtainable through mining.
  • In 1.2.5, when the pick block key was broken, if you used it on lapis lazuli ore you would get an Ink Sac, unlike if you tried on diamond, coal, redstone, gold, or iron. This is because lapis is a dye that it drops from an ore, and is a data value of the Ink Sac. This along with many other glitches were fixed in the 1.3 release.
  • Even though the dye is not renewable, applying once to a sheep and shearing it allows you to obtain blue wool, which is one reason for mining Lapis Lazuli.

[edit] History

Beta
1.2 Added Lapis Lazuli.
1.2_02 Lapis Lazuli Ore can be found at bedrock level and now it drops 4 - 8 Lapis Lazuli per block mined (increased from 1) on single player only (Minecraft beta servers have not been affected yet).
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