Natural Botryoidal Malachite Specimen x 1 From Tenke Fungurume, Congo Rainbow / Veils The clusters occur in basalt

The clusters occur in basalt vugs associated to volcanic activity

Mined in the unique region of Angola and expertly polished in a Malagasy-owned workshop in South Africa

Size = 212 x 170 x 156 mm | 8

Lesotho Mountain Quartz with Botryoidal & Stalactitic Formations

including larger single crystals

Natural Botryoidal Malachite Specimen x 1 From Tenke Fungurume, Congo Rainbow / Veils The clusters occur in basaltPRODUCT DESCRIPTION Botryoidal Malachite: Natures Sculpted Green Gem Botryoidal Malachite from the Congo is a variety of Malachite found in the oxidized zones of Copper deposits, known for its distinctive, rounded, bubble like formations that resemble grape clusters. This rich green Copper Carbonate mineral is highly valued for its smooth, often semi crystalline surface, displaying concentric and ring patterns in varying shades of green. Some