Azurite Collection
Azurite, a captivating mineral known for its stunning blue hue, has been treasured by humans for centuries
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Azurite, a captivating mineral known for its stunning blue hue, has been treasured by humans for centuries. This mesmerizing gemstone is often found in rocks alongside copper, creating a beautiful contrast of colors. Just like the intricate strokes on an old lady's portrait painted with ink and color on silk, azurite possesses an artistic quality that captivates all who lay eyes upon it. In the "Portrait of the Artist's Great-Granduncle Yizhai at the Age of Eighty-Five, " one can see the wisdom and depth reflected in his aged face - much like the rich history embedded within each azurite crystal. Transporting us back to ancient times is a reconstruction of a lion from a Greek tomb dating back to 570 B. C. , where azurite was used as pigment to bring life and vibrancy to this majestic creature. As we delve deeper into the world of minerals, cuprite crystals join forces with azurite and malachite, forming breathtaking compositions reminiscent of abstract art. The close-up view of brochantite and azurite crystals reveals their intricate patterns and textures that seem almost otherworldly. But it doesn't stop there; nature continues to surprise us with its creativity. Azurite finds itself nestled within limonite groundmass or rock groundmass containing chrysocolla – showcasing its adaptability and versatility among different geological formations. With various shades ranging from deep azure blues to vibrant greens, each specimen tells its own unique story. Whether it be labeled as Azurite C013 / 6648 or Malachite and AzuritC013 / 5323e, every piece carries an enchanting allure that cannot be ignored, and are not just mere stones; they hold within them tales untold – stories woven through time by nature itself. So next time you come across this mesmerizing gemstone, take a moment to appreciate its beauty and the secrets it holds within.