Malachite after Azurite Pseudomorph Green The unique shape of its

The unique shape of its Fluorite cubes

often called "Tanzanite" for its stunning indigo hue

This piece has a very special addition in the form of white Anhydrite crystals which inter-grew with the Amethyst crystals at the top

The meteorite specimen shown here is displayed on a magnetic stand which is sold separately

The beautiful bands of Aragonite also display incredible chatoyancy

Malachite after Azurite Pseudomorph Green The unique shape of itsThis velvety green Malachite specimen represents an interesting geological phenomenon called a pseudomorph. While you might recognize the classic green color of the Malachite, the shape of the crystals on this specimen are unusual, as they display the tabular to prismatic structure of Azurite crystals! The term pseudomorph means "false form". While both Azurite and Malachite are copper based minerals often found growing together, this specimen