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Azurite

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Without doubt, this is the most aesthetic and beautiful miniature Azurite I have ever had the pleasure of seeing or handling; it is quite simply magnificent. Upwards of nine large and perfectly terminated transparent, gemmy Azurite crystals stand near-vertically from a thin yet strong plate of greyish-green carbonate matrix. One former crystal is missing, cleaved across its base, quite possibly occurring while in-situ through either tectonic movement or when blasting. Smaller Azurite crystals sit between the larger and are enhanced even further by a 2.5 cm long patch of micro-granular earthy, olive-green Malachite. The main Azurite crystals are between 2 to 2.5 cm tall and when simply front-lit, are of such an intense and dark azure-blue they appear almost black and opaque, but with a quality and stature filled with the promise of greater things to come. Back-lit, every section of each crystal radiates a breathtakingly stunning electric neon-blue light. This is a fantastic specimen, destined to become a wonderful and prized new addition to someone’s collection!

Product details

SpeciesAzurite
SizeMiniature
Dimensions4.9 x 3.7 x 4.0 cm
Added on02/11/2026

Known provenance

DateCollectorAcquisition price
02/2026Unknown Owner$4,200.00
Crystal ClassicsNot disclosed

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Azurite
Mineral guide
Learn about Azurite
deep blue copper carbonate with prismatic and botryoidal forms; alters to malachite; Mohs 3.5–4; identify color, habit, and notable localities.
Azurite
Regional guide
Azurite from Tsumeb, Namibia
from Tsumeb, Namibia — renowned for large sharp blue crystals, vivid color, and classic associations with malachite; a historic, collectible locality.