Copper pseudomorph after Azurite ("Copper Rose") with Malachite Morganite These specimens were limited at

These specimens were limited at best (I've been told that there was only one pocket ever found)

and they don't get much bigger than this

the color ranges from a classic colorless hue reminiscent of gem quality Diamonds(

and he didn’t speak any English

good sized

Copper pseudomorph after Azurite ("Copper Rose") with Malachite Morganite These specimens were limited atA wonderful "Copper Rose" floater pseudomorph specimen from New Mexico. The piece is completely undamaged and features broad, sharp, well formed, bladed crystals with a beautiful rusty antique patina on the surface, which is partially altering to mint green Malachite in areas. The piece displays beautifully from several angles, and the contrast of the Malachite against the Native Copper is striking and pleasing to the eye. These specimens are some of