About this polished Malachite with Chrysocolla
This beautiful malachite with chrysocolla radiates an impressive and royal beauty. This unique piece is cut in free form, which brings out the play of colors of the stone in a spectacular way. The top of this piece is reminiscent of a hilly forest green landscape, intersected by beautiful blue, meandering rivers.
Dimensions of this piece, approximately: 10 x 9 x 2.5 cm
Weight: 343 grams
More about Malachite
Malachite is an enchanting deep green stone that takes its name from the Greek word 'malach', meaning 'deep green'. In ancient times, malachite was associated with the goddesses Venus and Aphrodite, and was a symbol of beauty, fertility, strength and seduction.
Malachite is known for its ability to open and soften the heart chakra, allowing one to love without judgement and conditions. It is a stone that brings peace and wealth and helps with emotional balance and inner peace.
More about Chrysocolla
Chrysocolla is a mineral known for its beautiful blue and turquoise hues. It is often found in copper mines and is a mixture of copper, silica and water. The name 'chrysocolla' is derived from the Greek words 'chrysos' (gold) and 'kolla' (glue), referring to the use of chrysocolla as a solder for gold in ancient times.
Chrysocolla is a symbol of communication, self-expression and empowerment. It is a calming stone that helps reduce stress and anxiety, and encourages serenity, peace and compassion. This stone is often associated with the throat chakra and helps in expressing truth and wisdom.
The Meaning of Malachite and Chrysocolla Together
When malachite and chrysocolla occur together, they combine the powerful energies of both stones. The combination of the heart-opening properties of malachite and the communicative power of chrysocolla makes this a perfect stone for emotional healing and inner growth. This stone not only helps you find love and peace, but also to communicate these feelings clearly and effectively to yourself and others.
Geological Information
Malachite and chrysocolla are often found in copper ore deposits. Malachite forms from the oxidation of copper ore, while chrysocolla often forms in the vicinity of copper minerals. Both minerals can be found in regions such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, the United States (Arizona and Nevada), and Russia. Due to their beautiful colors and interesting shapes, these stones have been prized by mineralogists and jewelry makers alike for centuries.