Malachite small steps polished with fantastic patterns (140-200g)

Experience the fascination of malachite!

Discover the beauty of malachite, a green copper carbonate hydroxide mineral with a chemical composition of Cu2(CO3)(OH)2 . This stunning mineral, one of the first ores used to produce copper metal , is known for its intense, bold green colors that alternate layered with lighter shades of green .

Our malachite stones are of the highest quality and are characterized by their unique texture and color. Each stone is unique, formed by nature itself. With a Mohs hardness of 3.5 to 4 on the 10-point scale of mineral hardness Malachite is a robust and durable mineral that is ideal for jewelry .

Although malachite is of lesser importance today as a copper ore , its beauty and uniqueness allows it to be sold at higher prices for other types of uses . Whether you are a jewelry lover, a mineral collector, or just someone who appreciates the unusual , malachite is a must-have for your collection .

Order today and experience the fascination of malachite for yourself!

The malachite weighs between 140 -200g.

The photos show examples and not the identical stone that will be shipped!
The sales quantity is a stone.

Malachite crystallizes in the monoclinic crystal system and rarely forms single crystals. When found, they are short to long prisms . Malachite is mostly found in the form of massive or grape-like aggregates with a characteristic green color in all variations from pale to dark green .

It is important to note that malachite is sensitive to heat and acids . It is characterized by very strong pleochroism , which means that it changes color when viewed at different angles.

The earliest mention of the mineral malachite goes back to the Roman scholar Pliny the Elder (23 to 79) . In his work “ Naturalis historia ” Pliny the Elder describes : the green mineral that owes its name to both its color and its low hardness .

Meaning of Malachite in Different Cultures

Malachite has a long history and has been highly valued in many cultures . Here are some examples:

• Ancient Egypt : In ancient Egypt , malachite was revered as a protective stone and used in art and architecture .  The Egyptians believed that malachite could provide protection from evil spirits and disease .
• Greeks and Romans : The Greeks and Romans also valued malachite and used it for jewelry and decoration .
• Renaissance : Malachite experienced a particular heyday during the Renaissance .  It was used in royal jewelry and works of art and was considered a symbol of wealth and power .
• Russian Tsars : Malachite was also very popular with Russian Tsars and was used in their magnificent palaces .

In many of these cultures , malachite was valued not only for its aesthetic beauty , but also for its supposed healing properties. It has been used to relieve ailments and is said to promote positive energies , release emotional blockages and restore inner balance . Today , malachite remains a popular gemstone used in jewelry and artwork .

Please take a look at my other offers. There you will find aquamarines as well as other minerals such as amethysts, rock crystal, epidote, tourmalines and many others that will inspire you.

Please note that the effects of gemstones and minerals have not been scientifically proven and should therefore not be seen as a substitute for medical treatment or therapy. These are traditions and beliefs that everyone can interpret and apply for themselves .

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