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Malachite
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Malachite with Azurite on Matrix Natural Crystal Specimen Certificate
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£12.60SKU: SM8770Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Natural Malachite Crystal Mineral Green Banded Copper Specimen Polished Display Stone Genuine Collector Piece with Certificate
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Sale! Original price was: £12.60.£11.97Current price is: £11.97.SKU: SM9323Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Malachite Freeform Mineral Congo Natural Green Malachite Polished Decorative Specimen 10cm+
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Sale! Original price was: £120.00.£114.00Current price is: £114.00.SKU: RSR648Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Natural Malachite Mineral from Congo Genuine Green Copper Carbonate Crystal 30–75mm – Authentic Specimen with Certificate of Authenticity
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Sale! Original price was: £3.00.£2.85Current price is: £2.85.SKU: RS0892Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Natural Malachite Mineral from Congo Genuine Green Copper Carbonate Crystal Specimen – Authentic Collectible with COA
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£14.40SKU: RP2786Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Natural Malachite Mineral from Congo Genuine Green Copper Carbonate Crystal Specimen – Authentic Collectible with COA
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£14.40SKU: RP2785Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Natural Malachite Mineral from Congo Genuine Green Copper Carbonate Crystal Specimen – Authentic Collectible with COA
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£12.60SKU: RP2783Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Natural Malachite Mineral from Congo Genuine Green Copper Carbonate Crystal Specimen – Authentic Collectible with COA
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£12.60SKU: RP2782Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Malachite with Goethite Limonite Natural Mineral Specimen
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Sale! Original price was: £24.00.£21.60Current price is: £21.60.SKU: UR6100Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Malachite A-Grade Large Tumblestone
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Sale! Original price was: £14.40.£12.96Current price is: £12.96.SKU: RS8421Add to basketOnly 4 left in stock
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Stunning malachite slices from congo – nature’s green masterpieces!
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Sale! Original price was: £42.00.£39.90Current price is: £39.90.SKU: RP1689Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Stunning malachite slices from congo – nature’s green masterpieces!
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£42.00SKU: RP1687Add to basketOnly 1 left in stock
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Stunning Malachite Slices from Congo – Nature’s Green Masterpieces!
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Sale! Original price was: £34.80.£33.06Current price is: £33.06.SKU: RS3116Add to basketOnly 4 left in stock
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Malachite is a mineral that is composed of copper carbonate hydroxide, with the chemical formula Cu2CO3(OH)2. It is known for its bright green color and unique banding patterns, which are caused by different levels of oxidation of the copper minerals in the stone. Malachite is often found in association with other copper minerals, such as azurite, cuprite, and chrysocolla.
Malachite has a hardness of 3.5 to 4 on the Mohs scale, making it a relatively soft mineral that is easily scratched. It has a monoclinic crystal structure, and its green color is due to the presence of copper ions in its chemical composition. Malachite is typically found in small quantities, and is valued by collectors and mineral enthusiasts for its beauty and unique patterns.
In addition to its aesthetic qualities, malachite also has practical uses in industry and technology. It is used as an ore of copper, and is also used in the production of pigments, green glass, and ceramics. It has also been used historically as a source of pigment for painting and decorative arts.