Polished Chrysocolla With Malachite - D.R. Congo It is said that obsidian

It is said that obsidian is actually a mistranslation from Pliny the Elder's Natural History

This specimen somehow looks rugged and yet elegant all at the same time

Commonly found in Australia

Here is a gorgeous specimen containing multiple different minerals

but with a different metal

Polished Chrysocolla With Malachite - D.R. Congo It is said that obsidianHere is a polished combination of chrysocolla and malachite. This is one hefty specimen for the price tag. While it does not have all of the eye catching features seen in our other specimens, it is special in its own way. It showcases near perfect separation of the malachite and chrysocolla on one edge. What makes this piece so special is its composition. One side of this specimen is very gem, giving off the look of blue frosting. While the other side