Bear Stone is a Russian mining company developing a unique natural stone deposit in Eastern Siberia. We handle extraction, primary processing and supply of mineral raw materials, maintaining full quality control at every stage — from the deposit to shipment to the customer.
Lapis Lazuli
Natural lapis lazuli from the Malo-Bystrinskoe Deposit for jewelry, decorative and artistic applications.
A Licensed Mining Site — The Foundation of Reliable Supply
The Malo-Bystrinskoe Deposit is located in the Irkutsk Region, in the Eastern Sayan Mountains, near the headwaters of the Malaya Bystraya River. Discovered in 1851, it is the only lapis lazuli deposit in Russia. Today, Bear Stone holds a valid license granting the right to develop its mineral resources.
0.39 km²
total site area
Licensed Rare-Mineral Mining Site in Siberia
1851
deposit discovered
The history of the Malo-Bystrinskoe Deposit dates back to the mid-19th century
Lapis Lazuli Supply
We supply lapis lazuli from the Malo-Bystrinskoe Deposit as raw stone, solid blocks and individual pieces for industrial and decorative applications.
Request a Quote
Upon request, we provide a commercial quotation, information on available volumes, material samples and supporting documentation.
Material Variations
The samples shown demonstrate the natural variations of lapis lazuli from the Malo-Bystrinskoe Deposit.
Color
Structure
Pyrite Content
Calcite Content
These characteristics are unique to each piece and determine its most suitable application.
Supply Geography
Born in the Heart of Siberia
We supply lapis lazuli to companies in Russia and international markets. We provide logistics support and prepare the documentation required for international shipments.
Site 1
Transbaikal Region
Start Working with Bear Stone
We are ready to discuss lapis lazuli supplies for manufacturing, commercial and private projects. We will provide detailed product information, cooperation terms and a tailored quotation.
Gallery
From the deposit to prepared batches of raw stone — explore photographs showing the origin, extraction process and natural characteristics of Siberian lapis lazuli.