Paratacamite with Malachite sulfide or collectors of unusually shaped

or collectors of unusually shaped specimens

but please be aware that it does have nicks and broken edges

The Ludlamite “ball” on this piece is virtually undamaged and has a pleasing rich green color with good luster and translucence

Ludlamite associated with Quartz is also incredibly rare

highly lustrous faces and textbook form flaring out of sold white marble matrix

Paratacamite with Malachite sulfide or collectors of unusually shapedA very showy and fine quality display specimen of the rare copper zinc hydroxyl halide Paratacamite from the famous Lily Mine in Peru. The finest examples of this mineral are found at the Lily Mine, and only a few pockets with fine crystals have been discovered. As the name implies, the species is related to Atacamite, but contains zinc, which Atacamite does not, and the crystals are notably trigonal and not the typical fibrous form seen in Atacamite.