Velvet Chatoyant Malachite after Azurite #007 Namibia 1" and displays a distinctive

1" and displays a distinctive rocket-ship formation with blue mist rising from a bed of white inclusions

Specimens from the Milpillas Mine are widely collected for their structural detail and mineralogical clarity

Clear Quartz is formed in the Earth's crust

5 cm x 2 cm

and classic locality are key considerations

Velvet Chatoyant Malachite after Azurite #007 Namibia 1" and displays a distinctiveSpecimen Notes This piece shows velvet textured chatoyant malachite developed as a pseudomorph after a double terminated tabby azurite. The form is well preserved and provides a strong visual representation of the original crystal geometry. Stone and Locality Description Copper minerals from the Milpillas Mine area frequently preserve azurite crystal forms through complete replacement by malachite. Such specimens are valued for illustrating local