Dioptase with Chrysocolla from Sanda Mine, DRC

Immerse yourself in the vibrant beauty of the Dioptase Chrysocolla Specimen from the Sanda Mine in the Mindouli District of the Democratic Republic of Congo. This specimen is a stunning example of nature’s artistry, combining two highly sought-after minerals.

• Product Name: Dioptase with Chrysocolla
• Locality: Sanda Mine, Mindouli District, Pool Department, Democratic Republic of Congo
• Structure: Cluster of Dioptase crystals on Chrysocolla
• Display: Elegantly encased in a 2″ X 2″ X 2″ display box
• Dimensions: 1.73″ x 0.54″ (43.94 mm x 13.72 mm)
• Weight: 19.3 grams (96.5 carats)

Dioptase is known for its intense emerald-green color and vitreous luster, forming a striking contrast with the serene blue-green hue of Chrysocolla. This combination not only enhances the visual appeal of the specimen but also increases its rarity and value. Dioptase has a hardness of 5 on the Mohs scale, while Chrysocolla is a softer mineral, making this piece a delicate yet mesmerizing addition to any collection.

This rare mineral duo is not just aesthetically pleasing but also a conversation starter due to its unique geological formation and the contrasting properties of the two minerals. The specimen comes display-ready and includes an ID card.

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