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Malachite Botryoidal Specimen

$90.00

Oh Malachite with your greens and swirly blacks and coppery goodness, you’re a perennial favorite with pretty much everyone.

Most people are familiar with Malachite in tumbled form, but here we have it in a really awesome botryoidal formation. Botryoidal basically means it has balls.

This is a gorgeous, uncommon piece that looks like a miniature forest viewed from above.

While many folks work with Malachite as a heart stone, I like it for prosperity energy, especially for business owners. It used to be commonly worn by traveling merchants for protection and guidance when lost. It’s a great inspiration and creative stone as well.

Malachite is a great healing companion as well. It enables free flowing energy and helps dissolve past conflict and trauma. Its high copper content lends copper’s considerable healing abilities to it as well, including helping with hormonal balancing.

High quality Malachite from the Congo, like this one, is getting harder and harder to find due to the conflicts in the area. Jump on this one as I haven’t seen another like it in a good long while.

A note: Malachite isn’t actually a rock, it’s a mineral comprised of copper which, in high enough amounts, is toxic to us. While it’s absolutely fine to display and work with, when handling raw malachite, wash your hands afterwards so you don’t ingest any copper dust accidentally. This is a good practice to have when handling any raw stone or mineral.

Oh Malachite with your greens and swirly blacks and coppery goodness, you’re a perennial favorite with pretty much everyone.

Most people are familiar with Malachite in tumbled form, but here we have it in a really awesome botryoidal formation. Botryoidal basically means it has balls.

This is a gorgeous, uncommon piece that looks like a miniature forest viewed from above.

While many folks work with Malachite as a heart stone, I like it for prosperity energy, especially for business owners. It used to be commonly worn by traveling merchants for protection and guidance when lost. It’s a great inspiration and creative stone as well.

Malachite is a great healing companion as well. It enables free flowing energy and helps dissolve past conflict and trauma. Its high copper content lends copper’s considerable healing abilities to it as well, including helping with hormonal balancing.

High quality Malachite from the Congo, like this one, is getting harder and harder to find due to the conflicts in the area. Jump on this one as I haven’t seen another like it in a good long while.

A note: Malachite isn’t actually a rock, it’s a mineral comprised of copper which, in high enough amounts, is toxic to us. While it’s absolutely fine to display and work with, when handling raw malachite, wash your hands afterwards so you don’t ingest any copper dust accidentally. This is a good practice to have when handling any raw stone or mineral.

Dimensions: 0.49 lb 3.5"L x 3.5"W x 1"D

Astrological: Taurus, Cancer

Elemental: Water

Planetary: Venus, Jupiter

Chakra: Heart, Solar Plexus

Formation: Mineral, but found within Sedimentary or Metamorphic rocks

Hardness: 3.5-4