49^€

Azurite and malachite

Weight 1.03 kg

CHARACTERISTICS
Weight	1030 gr. 1.03 kg
Size	max 11 cm 110x100x60 mm
Reference	230310229
Mineral	mineral Azurite
Category	Decoration stones
Group	Rough stones
Country	Morocco

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Formula Cu₃(CO₃)₂(OH)₂] AZURITE
Cu	Copper	Transition metal	55.31%
O	Oxygen	Other no metal	37.14%
C	Carbon	Other no metal	6.97%
H	Hydrogen	Other no metal	0.57%
			100%
Azurite is a secondary copper mineral, often associated with malachite, formed by the alteration of copper deposits. Azurite is distinguished by its intense, deep blue color, which is due to the presence of copper ions. This blue color makes it a prized stone for mineral collectors and a fascinating subject of study for mineralogists. Azurite deposits are found primarily in arid areas where copper is abundant, such as Africa, Australia, and the southwestern United States. Because of its relative solubility, azurite is often found on the surface or at shallow depths, where it can be easily mined. In addition to its scientific interest, azurite has historically been used as a pigment in painting, thanks to its bright blue color. However, its tendency to transform into malachite, which is green, has limited its long-term use in works of art. For mineral lovers, azurite is a must-have piece due to its relative rarity and unique color.

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