Natural Botryoidal Malachite Specimens x 2 From Tenke Fungurume, Congo South Africa Formed from layers of translucent

Formed from layers of translucent blue and white chalcedony

showcasing its rich red and pink colors

New Zealand’s nephrite Jade varies in color from deep green to pale whitish tones

A complex form close to Pineapple (Love) Quartz in many respects with white patina on the exterior which often looks like candle wax

Libethenite is a rare copper phosphate hydroxide mineral

Natural Botryoidal Malachite Specimens x 2 From Tenke Fungurume, Congo South Africa Formed from layers of translucentPRODUCT DESCRIPTION Stunning crystalline Botryoidal Malachite specimens Botryoidal Malachite from the Congo is a variety of Malachite found in the oxidized zones of Copper deposits, known for its distinctive, rounded, bubble like formations that resemble grape clusters. This rich green Copper Carbonate mineral is highly valued for its smooth, often semi crystalline surface, displaying concentric and ring patterns in varying shades of green. Some