Native Copper from Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan

Product Description:

Delve into the rich copper heritage of the Keweenaw Peninsula in Michigan with this striking Native Copper Specimen, presented in a meticulous 2″ X 2″ X 2″ display. This piece highlights the natural beauty and historical significance of one of the most important copper-producing regions in the world.

• Product Name: Natural Native Copper
• Locality: Keweenaw Peninsula, Michigan, USA
• Display: Custom-designed 2″ X 2″ X 2″ display case
• Dimensions: 1.84″ x 0.48″ (46.74 mm x 12.19 mm)
• Weight: 19.8 grams (99 carats)

Native copper is renowned for its pure metallic luster and malleability, and this specimen is a superb example of copper in its most natural form, as mined from the depths of the Earth.

Features of this Specimen:

• Crystal Structure: Exhibits the natural, elemental form of copper with a distinctive reddish-orange sheen.
• Hardness: Copper is relatively soft, with a Mohs hardness of 2.5-3, making it both workable and durable for various applications.
• Rarity: Specimens like this are increasingly coveted for their purity and historical value, especially those sourced from a region as iconic as the Keweenaw Peninsula.

This specimen is not just a piece for display but also an educational artifact that speaks volumes about the geological and cultural history of the area. It comes with a display-ready ID card that includes detailed information about its origin.

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