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Designer Jewelry

Azurite-Malachite

Fact: Azurite and Malachite are basic carbonates of copper. The two stones are often found mixed together creating beautiful patterns. They are found wherever there are copper deposits. Large copper deposits are in the southwest United States, Australia, Chile, central Africa and France.

The name azurite comes from its beautiful blue color (azul means blue in Arabic). The ancient Egyptians used it as a make-up for the eyes.

Malachite has bands of light and dark green. It is used for gem carving, some massive works are part of the collection in Moscow at the Hermitage Museum.

Fancy: Azurite is believed to fortify memory and intellectual receptivity. It is believed to help ease rheumatism.

Malachite is also believed to ease rheumatism. It is a symbol of creativity and is used to make one conscience of fears and desires.

Finished Jewelry using Azurite-Malachite

Azurite-Malachite Earrings

Malachite Ring

Azurite-Malachite Cabochons Available for Jewelry

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Agate Amber Ammolite Azurite-Malachite Charoite
Dino Bone Dioptase Fluorite Jade Jasper
Lapis Opal Serpentine Sugiliite Sunstone
Turquoise Variscite