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Azurite mineral sample

Azurite mineral sample. This mineral is a hydrated copper carbonate, with the chemical formula Cu3. (CO3)2.(OH)2. The minerals name refers to its colour, and is related to the word azure, used to describe deep blue skies. In medieval times, the mineral was ground up and used by painters as a blue pigment. Azurites colour also makes it popular with mineral collectors

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This print showcases an exquisite Azurite mineral sample, displaying its stunning deep blue hue. Known for its vibrant color, this hydrated copper carbonate is a true gem in the world of minerals. The name "Azurite" derives from the word azure, which evokes images of clear blue skies. Intriguingly, during medieval times, painters would grind up this mineral to create a brilliant blue pigment for their artwork. Its rich color and unique properties have also made it highly sought after by avid mineral collectors. The image features a male tourist with a keen interest in geology and chemistry holding the Azurite sample delicately in his hand. As a scientist and researcher in the field of mineralogy, he appreciates the significance of this remarkable find. With its distinctive shade of blue contrasting against his white lab coat, this Caucasian adult exemplifies the connection between humans and nature's wonders. His fascination with minerals extends beyond mere curiosity; it represents our innate desire to understand and appreciate Earth's geological marvels. Displayed by Science Photo Library, this print serves as a reminder that even within our modern world, we can still be captivated by natural beauty like that found in Azurite – an extraordinary collector's item cherished for both its aesthetic appeal and scientific value.

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