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stunning 4.1-inch cluster of Aurichalcite crystals, hailing from the renowned Santa Eulalia mining district in Chihuahua, Mexico. This exquisite piece boasts an array of fine acicular Aurichalcite crystals, each one radiating with an intense electric blue hue that captivates the eye. These delicate needle-like formations are elegantly perched upon a contrasting matrix rock, creating a visual symphony of color and form.
Aurichalcite, a mineral celebrated for its vibrant coloration and unique crystal structure, occupies the secondary enrichment zones of copper and zinc deposits. It was first identified and described in the year 1839, with its name reflecting its composition rich in both zinc and copper elements.
Tipping the scales at just over 1 pound, this specimen is not only a marvel to behold but also a substantial piece for any enthusiast. It is an exceptional choice for those looking to enhance their display, expand their collection, or delve deeper into the study of mineralogy. The presence of this Aurichalcite specimen is sure to be a centerpiece and a conversation starter in any setting.
Dimensions: 4.5 inches x 3 inches x 2 inches thickWeight: 17.4 ounces
This specimen is a collector\'s dream, offering a rare glimpse into the intricate tapestry of minerals. Each crystal, vein, and pocket tells a story of geological wonder, making it an ideal centerpiece for any collection.