Copper pseudomorph after Azurite ("Copper Rose") Barite The blending of both the

The blending of both the euhedral crystals with their defined geometric form against the free flowing

and in his communication with my father mentioned that “Cerite” on the piece may actually be Bastnasite

including some of the most recognizable Prehnites extant

A little below the surface

Copper pseudomorph after Azurite ("Copper Rose") Barite The blending of both theThis is a good looking thumbnail sized "floater" pseudomorph of Copper after Azurite (commonly called a "Copper Rose") featuring a group notably sharp, well formed, bladed crystals on all sides. The piece is complete and undamaged all around with a lovely antique patina on the surface. A great representation of these unique classic specimens from New Mexico. These specimens are some of my favorite minerals in the world. They are unique in the fact