Description
This striking botryoidal malachite mineral specimen showcases the iconic velvety, grape-like formations that make malachite one of the most visually captivating copper minerals in the world. Deep forest-green hues ripple across the rounded surfaces, revealing natural depth formed through copper mineralization. The smooth, undulating botryoidal habit reflects light beautifully, giving the specimen a dramatic lusterous presence.
Highly sought after by collectors, botryoidal malachite represents both geological beauty and classic mineralogy, making it an exceptional display piece for advanced collections and curated mineral cabinets alike.
Dimensions: 6”x4.5”.4”
Weight: 2lbs 14oz
Collector’s Notes
Botryoidal malachite is prized for its sculptural form and saturated color. Well-developed specimens with smooth curvature and strong luster are increasingly difficult to source, particularly those with intact surfaces and minimal damage. This specimen exemplifies the classic aesthetic that has made malachite a staple in high-end mineral collections for centuries.
Highlights
Classic botryoidal malachite formation
Rich, saturated green coloration
Natural velvety luster with dimensional texture
Strong display presence for shelves or cabinets
A timeless copper mineral collectible
Mineralogy
Mineral: Malachite
Chemical Formula: Cu₂CO₃(OH)₂
Crystal Habit: Botryoidal (rounded, grape-like aggregates)
Luster: Silky to velvety
Color: Deep green
Formation: Secondary copper carbonate mineral formed in the oxidation zones of copper deposits
Metaphysical Properties
If you find yourself captivated by the vibrant Malachite stone, it might be an indication that a change is on the horizon. Malachite beckons us to turn over a new leaf.
Revered as the stone of transformation, Malachite’s properties help channel energy and focus into new growth while gently pruning away the brambles that have been holding you back.
Embrace a spiritual makeover with the essence of Malachite, and let its healing properties fuel the fiery passions of your heart.
Description
This striking botryoidal malachite mineral specimen showcases the iconic velvety, grape-like formations that make malachite one of the most visually captivating copper minerals in the world. Deep forest-green hues ripple across the rounded surfaces, revealing natural depth formed through copper mineralization. The smooth, undulating botryoidal habit reflects light beautifully, giving the specimen a dramatic lusterous presence.
Highly sought after by collectors, botryoidal malachite represents both geological beauty and classic mineralogy, making it an exceptional display piece for advanced collections and curated mineral cabinets alike.
Dimensions: 6”x4.5”.4”
Weight: 2lbs 14oz
Collector’s Notes
Botryoidal malachite is prized for its sculptural form and saturated color. Well-developed specimens with smooth curvature and strong luster are increasingly difficult to source, particularly those with intact surfaces and minimal damage. This specimen exemplifies the classic aesthetic that has made malachite a staple in high-end mineral collections for centuries.
Highlights
Classic botryoidal malachite formation
Rich, saturated green coloration
Natural velvety luster with dimensional texture
Strong display presence for shelves or cabinets
A timeless copper mineral collectible
Mineralogy
Mineral: Malachite
Chemical Formula: Cu₂CO₃(OH)₂
Crystal Habit: Botryoidal (rounded, grape-like aggregates)
Luster: Silky to velvety
Color: Deep green
Formation: Secondary copper carbonate mineral formed in the oxidation zones of copper deposits
Metaphysical Properties
If you find yourself captivated by the vibrant Malachite stone, it might be an indication that a change is on the horizon. Malachite beckons us to turn over a new leaf.
Revered as the stone of transformation, Malachite’s properties help channel energy and focus into new growth while gently pruning away the brambles that have been holding you back.
Embrace a spiritual makeover with the essence of Malachite, and let its healing properties fuel the fiery passions of your heart.
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