‘Velvet’ Malachite (Congo): Botryoidal, silky fibrous specimen (106.45g) Small Mineral Specimens a naturally occurring volcanic glass

a naturally occurring volcanic glass that forms when larva rapidly cools

2 x 3cm width

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‘Velvet’ Malachite (Congo): Botryoidal, silky fibrous specimen (106.45g) Small Mineral Specimens a naturally occurring volcanic glassMalachite is a secondary mineral to Copper Ore. Typically found in an aggregate Agate like banded formation, it is more uncommonly found in a botryoidal (bubbly) or velvety fibrous form. This specimen is from the Democratic Republic of Congo. Dimensions: Weight: 106. 45 grams Size: 8. 3cm x 5. 4cm While polished Malachite is safe to handle and wear, raw velvety & unpolished specimens should be handled with care. Malachite is toxic in it's raw form and