Chrysocolla

The chrysocolla presented is a mineral primarily composed of hydrated copper silicate. It is distinguished by its vibrant shades of blue and green, often associated with the oxidation zones of copper deposits, which explains its characteristic colors. This mineral is generally extracted in regions such as Chile, Russia, and Congo. Historically, chrysocolla was used by Egyptians as an aid for soldering copper. Today, it is mainly prized as an ornamental stone and used in jewelry.

This product measures approximately 5 cm.