Shattuckite, Duftite, and Aurichalcite Specimen from China Theme_Key It’s said that all of

It’s said that all of the windows in the palace were designed to allow the ladies of the royal court to watch the drama of the streets unobserved behind their delicate latticework

This necklace stands out in all of its glory without being gaudy

As that lava went airborne

Set in a 14k white gold halo pendant

Fluorite is also called Fluorspar

Shattuckite, Duftite, and Aurichalcite Specimen from China Theme_Key It’s said that all ofAll of the minerals in this specimen are rich in copper, meaning that it was most likely recovered from a copper mine in China! Always remember when you see blue in a mineral, think copper! Shattuckite is a copper silicate hydroxide mineral. It was first discovered in 1915 in Bisbee, Arizona, and is named after the Shattuck copper mine in which it was found. Duftite was first discovered in 1920 in Tsumeb, Namibia and is a Lead Calcium Copper Zinc