Chatoyant Malachite after Tabby Azurite Mexico #004 LepidoliteSpecimen Notes A small malachite specimen showing strong chatoyance developed as a pseudomorph after tabby azurite. The piece is modest in size but visually effective, offering a clear example of replacement while remaining representative of material from this locality. Stone and Locality Description Chatoyant malachite from the Milpillas Mine area in Cananea, Mexico is known for its silky luster and frequent pseudomorphs after azurite. Pieces like
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Dimensions: 12 cm x 7
The specimen is neatly trimmed with no damage
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Stone & Locality Description
Some host rock remains attached
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