Aurichalcite Specimen #5 Shape_Freeform and was named after the

and was named after the Tiffany & Co mineralogist George Kunz

Helps to stabilise and balance the emotions

enlightenment

Japan and the Western USA

Eases self doubt

Aurichalcite Specimen #5 Shape_Freeform and was named after theThis lovely delicate specimen of Aurichalcite is from Santa Eulalia, Mexico. You will receive the exact Aurichalcite crystal pictured. Aurichalcite is often found as a delicate mass of blue green feathery needles. Small specimens of this zinc copper mineral are beautiful and highly collectable, handling should be avoided if possible to minimise the risk of damage. It may also be confused with Hemimorphite and other similar minerals. Aurichalcite