Malachite Specimen - Height: 13 cm - Width: 12 cm- 3.79 kg - (1)





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Single specimen of malachite with azurite inclusions and calcite, origin Marruecos, region Marruecos, measuring 13 cm high, 12 cm wide and 13 cm deep and weighing 3.786 kg.
Description from the seller
Mineral mainly composed of malachite and azurite, accompanied by interesting inclusions and aggregates of calcite. The piece presents an attractive combination of green tones and intense blue, characteristic of the malachite–azurite association, with contrasts produced by the calcite zones.
The malachite shows its characteristic deep green tones, while the azurite provides areas of deep blue. The inclusions and calcite formations add variety to the composition and make the specimen especially interesting from both aesthetic and mineralogical points of view.
An attractive specimen for collectors of copper minerals and association pieces, standing out for the natural combination of three mineral species and for the chromatic contrast between the green of malachite, the blue of azurite, and the light calcite areas.
Mineral mainly composed of malachite and azurite, accompanied by interesting inclusions and aggregates of calcite. The piece presents an attractive combination of green tones and intense blue, characteristic of the malachite–azurite association, with contrasts produced by the calcite zones.
The malachite shows its characteristic deep green tones, while the azurite provides areas of deep blue. The inclusions and calcite formations add variety to the composition and make the specimen especially interesting from both aesthetic and mineralogical points of view.
An attractive specimen for collectors of copper minerals and association pieces, standing out for the natural combination of three mineral species and for the chromatic contrast between the green of malachite, the blue of azurite, and the light calcite areas.

