Aragonite on Botryoidal Malachite from the Katanga Copperbelt, DRC Rough Moldavite Its journey ended in the

Its journey ended in the calm waters of an ancient lake

most saturated blue in the topaz family — think midnight ocean and twilight skies

These formations occur when crystal growth pauses

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Aragonite on Botryoidal Malachite from the Katanga Copperbelt, DRC Rough Moldavite Its journey ended in theThis elegant Aragonite on Botryoidal Malachite specimen from the famous Kolwezi Region in the Katanga Copperbelt, Democratic Republic of the Congo, beautifully illustrates the diversity of minerals formed within one of the world's richest copper deposits. Velvety botryoidal Malachite provides a rich green backdrop for numerous white Aragonite clusters and delicate radiating crystal sprays that add texture, contrast and visual depth. The specimen is