Copper pseudomorph after Azurite ("Copper Rose") scepter while the rest of the

while the rest of the crystal has a gentle translucency

with only a few small nicks to the Ludlamite groups

gentle blue-green colored crystals and no matrix

so the luster is not top quality

One of the very few Vivianite specimens I have seen from Tomokoni with associated Barite

Copper pseudomorph after Azurite ("Copper Rose") scepter while the rest of theAn excellent "floater" specimen of Copper pseudomorphing Azurite from New Mexico. These "Copper Rose" specimens are classics from the mine that bears the same name. This particular specimen is complete and pristine on all sides, showing the classic "rosette" esque form of the original Azurite crystals which were later replaced by metallic Native Copper. The color on this specimen is unusual, as it has a slight mauve hue, which is likely to be caused