Raw Azurite Specimen Namibia 9.8 g

Raw Azurite Specimen Namibia 9.8 g

Approximately 1.75" x .75" x .25" H

Azurite is a stunning blue copper mineral known for its rich, deep azure color, often found in association with malachite. This mesmerizing stone forms in the oxidized zones of copper ore deposits, showcasing vibrant shades that range from light blue to dark indigo. Its striking hue is a result of the presence of copper carbonate, making it a favorite among mineral collectors and jewelry makers alike.

     Geologically, azurite crystallizes in the monoclinic system, frequently forming prismatic, tabular, or stalactitic structures. Its Mohs hardness ranges between 3.5 and 4, indicating moderate softness, which requires careful handling. Major sources of azurite include Morocco, Namibia, and the Southwestern United States, where it often coexists with malachite and other copper minerals. The intricate patterns and variations in color make each azurite specimen unique, contributing to its high value in the mineral market.

      Azurite is often referred to as the "Stone of Heaven," it is believed to enhance psychic abilities, intuition, and spiritual awareness. Many practitioners use azurite during meditation to facilitate a deeper connection with the divine and to clear mental fog, promoting clarity of thought and inner vision. It is also said to aid in the activation of the third eye and throat chakras, encouraging open communication and the expression of inner truths.

     In the realm of healing, azurite is thought to alleviate stress and worry, offering a sense of calm and tranquility. It is also used to support detoxification and to stimulate the mind, aiding in learning and comprehension. 

Explore the magic and mystery of azurite, a gemstone that bridges the gap between the earthly and the ethereal.

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