Chatoyant Malachite Pseudomorph after Azurite #005 Gil Scott Nelson the White color variant may

the White color variant may appear off-white rather than bright white

and natural geometric features demonstrates the exceptional crystallographic conditions present in this high-altitude formation zone

Core strengthening

It has a shovel crystal and quietly has a left AND right window on the same quartz point

Appropriate for specimen display or as rough material for cabochon cutting due to its hardness and internal pattern quality

Chatoyant Malachite Pseudomorph after Azurite #005 Gil Scott Nelson the White color variant maySpecimen Notes This specimen displays pronounced chatoyance across malachite pseudomorphs after a tabby azurite cluster. Some host rock remains attached, providing context for the original growth environment and enhancing the overall mineralogical interest. Stone and Locality Description Material from the Milpillas Mine region commonly shows clean replacement of azurite by malachite, often retaining thick tabular crystal forms. These specimens are