A chunk of azurite with malachite from Copper Queen Mine, Bisbee, Arizona, currently located at the Smithsonian Institute’s Museum of Natural History.
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Azurite With Malachite
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I have a few modest samples of both together, but no icee-type azurite like this. I think about it like something edible – a cool flavor like blueberry.
It absolutely does look edible! =) I wish I had samples of this mineral. I should start collecting again.
I have a few modest samples of both together, but no icee-type azurite like this. I think about it like something edible – a cool flavor like blueberry.
It absolutely does look edible! =) I wish I had samples of this mineral. I should start collecting again.