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Native Copper rose pseudomorph after Azurite
$400.00 €341 £310.00 approx. This specimen is priced in US dollars, all other prices are approximate.
ID:
CC19250
The Copper Rose mine at San Lorenzo, New Mexico, USA is considered an American classic, mainly because of its Native Copper rose pseudomorphs after Azurite. This small mine worked a metamorphosed limestone and these pseudomorphs were highly sought after in the late 1800’s. This specimen comprises of matt, blush-pink micro-granular Native Copper replacing a complete rosette of former Azurite crystals, with a cream-coloured clay remaining between the narrow blades.