Agardite Rough - Height: 4.5 cm - Width: 6 cm- 108 g - (1)

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A 108 g raw agardite specimen with azurite from the Bou Skour (or Bou Azzer) mining district in Ouarzazate Province, Morocco.

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Description from the seller

Sample: Agardite and Azurite from Morocco

• Sample description: Spectacular crust formed by a rich and widespread association of needle-like micro-crystals of agardite, characterized by a vivid and brilliant blue-green and pastel mint-green coloration. The dense, velvety crystallization develops on a dark rocky matrix, enriched by small nodules and veins of deep blue azurite and emerald green malachite.

• Brief locality description: Bou Skour mining district (or Bou Azzer) in Ouarzazate Province, famous worldwide for its exceptional hydrothermal deposits and for being the type locality of numerous rare arsenate species.

• Crystal therapy: This mineral combination is ideal for stimulating intuition and creativity; agardite supports the release of old mental and emotional patterns, while azurite works intensely on the third-eye chakra to expand consciousness and clarity of vision.

• Bases not included in the sale.

• NO SHIPPING OUTSIDE THE EU.

Seller's Story

We are a couple of crystal enthusiasts and researchers. Our mission goes beyond mere collection: we uncover rare and stunning minerals to give everyone the luck and the opportunity to own a unique piece of Earth's history. Each piece in our selection is carefully chosen to ensure you the highest quality and authenticity. Welcome to our gallery of nature's wonders.
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Sample: Agardite and Azurite from Morocco

• Sample description: Spectacular crust formed by a rich and widespread association of needle-like micro-crystals of agardite, characterized by a vivid and brilliant blue-green and pastel mint-green coloration. The dense, velvety crystallization develops on a dark rocky matrix, enriched by small nodules and veins of deep blue azurite and emerald green malachite.

• Brief locality description: Bou Skour mining district (or Bou Azzer) in Ouarzazate Province, famous worldwide for its exceptional hydrothermal deposits and for being the type locality of numerous rare arsenate species.

• Crystal therapy: This mineral combination is ideal for stimulating intuition and creativity; agardite supports the release of old mental and emotional patterns, while azurite works intensely on the third-eye chakra to expand consciousness and clarity of vision.

• Bases not included in the sale.

• NO SHIPPING OUTSIDE THE EU.

Seller's Story

We are a couple of crystal enthusiasts and researchers. Our mission goes beyond mere collection: we uncover rare and stunning minerals to give everyone the luck and the opportunity to own a unique piece of Earth's history. Each piece in our selection is carefully chosen to ensure you the highest quality and authenticity. Welcome to our gallery of nature's wonders.
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Details

Number of objects
1
Main mineral
Agardite
Mineral form
Rough
Supplement
Azurite
Weight
108 g
Origin (region/city)
Bou Skour mining district (or Bou Azzer) in Ouarzazate Province.
Country of origin
Morocco
Height
4.5 cm
Width
6 cm
Depth
2 cm
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427
Objects sold
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