Size 6 x 4 x 2 cm - weight 62 grams An excellent example Azurite with sparkling clear crystals, from΄΄Serpieri΄ mine Kamariza Lavrio area Sounio Attica Greece, The history of the stone Etymology: The name comes from the Persian word "lazhward" (or lazaward/lazhuward), which means "blue". This word passed through Latin (lazurium) and Arabic, giving the word azure (azour - sky blue), from which the term azurite emerged. The name azurite was established in 1824 by the French mineralogist François Sulpice Beudant. Before the name azurite was established, it was known as "chessylite" from the Chessy-les-Mines area in France, where impressive specimens were found. In ancient Greece, Theophrastus and Pliny the Elder referred to it as "cyan". will be sent with a security number