AAA Quality Malachite - Star Mine - Wood and Brass Artistic Base - Height: 305 mm - Width: 180 mm- 5096 g






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Description from the seller
Undoubtedly this malachite specimen can be regarded as one of the most extraordinary and fascinating on the market.
It is a malachite with a free and intriguing shape, characterized by unique patterns due to its eye-like markings.
A dark green, nearly black hue, that blends splendidly with shades of vivid mint green, creating a visually stimulating and striking contrast.
Mounted on a decorative wooden base enriched with satin brass details, this mineral formation becomes a true element of modern design.
Beyond being a fascinating collectible object, this piece stands out for its significant aesthetic value, making it a precious gem in any art or design collection.
This extra-quality specimen comes from the Etoile mine in the Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, from which some of the finest malachite specimens on the world market are mined.
Seller's Story
Undoubtedly this malachite specimen can be regarded as one of the most extraordinary and fascinating on the market.
It is a malachite with a free and intriguing shape, characterized by unique patterns due to its eye-like markings.
A dark green, nearly black hue, that blends splendidly with shades of vivid mint green, creating a visually stimulating and striking contrast.
Mounted on a decorative wooden base enriched with satin brass details, this mineral formation becomes a true element of modern design.
Beyond being a fascinating collectible object, this piece stands out for its significant aesthetic value, making it a precious gem in any art or design collection.
This extra-quality specimen comes from the Etoile mine in the Katanga province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, from which some of the finest malachite specimens on the world market are mined.
