Azurite

Azurites are admired for their deep-blue crystals, sometimes appearing almost black from certain angles, yet revealing brighter blue tones in the light. Our selection includes individual crystals and clusters, specimens displayed on stands, natural associations with malachite, and a geode lined with crystals.

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Azurite - Kerrouchen, Morocco |Ref.595

595

€90.00

Mineral from Morocco

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Azurite - Kerrouchen, Morocco - Ref. 581

581

€70.00

● Mineral from Morocco

Azurite from Kolwezi, DR Congo, with malachite microcrystals on a base

Azurite from Kolwezi, DR Congo, with malachite microcrystals on a base 2

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Azurite and malachite microcrystals

555

€120.00

Minerals from the DR Congo Width 37 mm × Height 37 mm

Deep blue azurite, green malachite and quartz from Morocco on an acrylic base

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Azurite malachite quartz - Morocco |Ref.545

545

€35.00

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Small dark blue azurite on base, Kerrouchen, Morocco, collected in 2019

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Azurite - Kerouchen, Morocco | Ref467

467

€58.33

Minerals from Morocco.

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Azurite - Kerouchen, Morocco | Ref465

465

€40.00

Minerals from Morocco.

Deep blue tabular azurite crystals from Kerrouchen, Morocco, on a clear base

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Azurite - Kerouchen, Morocco | Ref.449

449

€90.00

Minerals from Morocco.

Azurite, malachite and calcite from Kerrouchen, Morocco, on a clear base

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Azurite Malachite Calcite - Kerrouchen, Morocco | Ref.440

440

€45.00

Minerals from Morocco.

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Azurite - Kerrouchen, Morocco | Ref. 424

424

€50.00

Minerals from Morocco.

Cut and polished azurite from Russia, collected in 2019, mounted on a clear acrylic base

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Azurite - Russia |Ref400

400

€120.00

Minerals from Russia.

Azurite and malachite from Kerouchen Morocco Ref396.

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Azurite and Malachite - Kerouchen, Morocco | Ref. 396

396

€45.00

Minerals from Morocco.

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Azurite - Kerouchen, Morocco | Ref. 395

395

€50.00

Minerals from Morocco.

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Azurite and malachite - Cap Garonne, Var | Ref. LLP-037

LLP-037

€18.00

Minerals: azurite, malachite.

Azurite and malachite (LLP-033): Morocco

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Azurite and malachite - Bou Azzer, Morocco | Ref. LLP-033

LLP-033

€15.00

Minerals: azurite, malachite.

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Azurite and malachite - Bou Azzer, Morocco | Ref. LLP-027

LLP-027

€15.00

Minerals: azurite, malachite.

Blue-violet azurite and green malachite from Bou Azzer, Morocco

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Azurite & malachite - Bou-Azzer, Morocco | Ref.LLP024

LLP-024

€15.00

Minerals from Morocco

azurite with a little malachite (Morocco)

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Azurite - Touissit, Morocco | Ref. LLP-017

LLP-017

€20.00

Minerals: azurite, malachite.

Dark blue azurite crystal geode from Bou Azzer Mine in Morocco

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Azurite geode - Bou-Azzer, Morocco | Ref.107

107

€380.00

Mineral from Morocco

Large blue azurite and green malachite association from Morocco, old collection

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Azurite & Malachite - Morocco | Ref.38

€99.00

Minerals from Morocco.

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Azurite from Morocco and other localities

Morocco holds an important place in our selection, particularly with crystallized azurite from Kerrouchen and specimens from Bou-Azzer and Touissit. These localities produce very different crystal formations, both in their development and in the way they are arranged on the matrix.

Other localities are also represented, including Cap Garonne in the Var region of France, Kolwezi in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Russia, with a cut and polished azurite specimen.

Azurite and malachite: a natural association

Azurite is a basic copper carbonate with the chemical formula Cu₃(CO₃)₂(OH)₂. It forms mainly in the oxidation zones of copper deposits. It crystallizes in the monoclinic system and may develop prismatic or tabular crystals, as well as aggregates of small crystals.

Azurite is frequently associated with malachite, another copper carbonate whose green hues create a striking contrast with azurite's blue color. Some specimens also contain other associated minerals, particularly calcite.

Each specimen has detailed photographs and its own video.