Natural Amazing Blue Peruvian Chrysocolla freeform beads (ETB01076) Style:B

Natural Amazing Blue Peruvian Chrysocolla freeform beads (ETB01076) Style:BChrysocolla, the king of carbonate copper gemstones, is an alluring, vivid blue green color and is often mistaken for turquoise because they share many visual similarities. It can often be found intermingled with malachite, turquoise and azurite, creating a wonderful mixed gemstone known as eilat stone. Legend has it that eilat stone was originally mined in King Solomon's mines in Africa. The rich, vibrant blue and green colors of chrysocolla are

Length of this strand: 16 1/8 inches/ 410mm

Obsidian is commonly found within the margins of rhyolitic lava flows known as obsidian flows

the largest bead : 18 x 11

rather than any pattern of markings

When these rocks erode the pectolite fillings are carried downslope to end up in the alluvium and the beach gravels

This corundum is from Africa

Dimensions of beads: (measurement is approx) smallest bead: 25mm(w)x22mm(h)x 8mm(d) largest bead: 32mm(w)x53mm(h)x9mm (d) Length of this strand: 19

Size: 15 - 16 mm

This creates striking blue formations of Quartz

Rainforest Rhyolite is thought to help people deal with past-life issues

Spectralite is a dark and opalescent blue with a shimmer when the light hits it

stichtite has value as a gemstone and ornamental material