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Polished Malachite Freeform Specimen B | 125g
Polished Malachite Freeform Specimen B | 125g
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A beautiful natural Malachite freeform specimen featuring a striking polished face surrounded by contrasting raw natural material.
The polished surface reveals gorgeous deep emerald and forest green colouring, with an incredible concentric bullseye formation sitting prominently through the centre. Layers of rich green banding surround the formation, creating a dramatic contrast against the glossy darker areas of Malachite.
The reverse is completely different, showcasing beautiful pale green and blue-green mineralisation with intricate natural banding and matrix. The blue-green areas may represent Chrysocolla-associated material naturally occurring alongside the Malachite, adding another fascinating element to this unique specimen.
With polished areas revealing the internal Malachite patterns while much of the natural exterior remains intact, this piece beautifully combines a freeform display piece with the character of a raw mineral specimen.
Crystal: Natural Malachite
Form: Partially polished freeform with raw natural areas
Weight: Approx. 125g
Size: Approx. 5cm
Quantity: 1 Specimen B
✨ You will receive the exact Specimen B pictured.
As this is a natural mineral specimen, variations in colour, banding, matrix, raw areas, inclusions, cavities and small natural imperfections are part of its individual character.
✨ Intentions
Transformation • Protection • Healing • Empowerment • Strength • Confidence
🌈 Chakra
Heart Chakra
🔮 Metaphysical Properties
Malachite is traditionally associated with powerful transformation, protection and personal growth. It is often used when releasing old patterns, navigating change and encouraging greater confidence and personal strength.
Connected with the Heart Chakra, Malachite is also traditionally associated with emotional healing, self-love and opening yourself to positive transformation.
⚠️ Care
Malachite should be handled with care. Avoid creating dust, grinding or sanding the specimen. Keep it dry and avoid soaking it in water.
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