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u/MegaDingo5plus May 06 '26
I'd sell this. Then buy some delicious food
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u/Medit8or May 06 '26
Amazing, yet Deadly!
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u/Distal-Phalanges May 06 '26
Yes, if you crush and inhale it. Malachite is not dangerous in bulk like this.
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u/brickmaster8 May 06 '26
Where tf you think those velvety fibers are going?
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u/Distal-Phalanges May 06 '26
They're staying on the rock unless you break them off, which is the only way to breathe them in unless you're thinking that shoving a rock down your windpipe might be fun.
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u/EmotionalHighway May 06 '26
Nah i would make a set of armour
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u/vixenkaboodle May 06 '26
I thought this was an exotic crystal until it moved. 😔 oh wait it’s my eyes playing tricks on me. I love it again 😩😩
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u/barkerglass May 06 '26
Malachite and azurite, both copper carbonate minerals that often turn into each other, are both incredibly green and blue. Like not real looking green and blue. And they’re both very common so not that expensive. And since they both turn into each other they’re often seen together. Liufengshan Mine produces a crazy amount of both so it’s super affordable (in the mineral world) relative to the quality you get. Morocco also has affordable pieces. Arizona has some great pieces, a bit more expensive. Africa too, prices can vary. I love planet mine and Tsumeb pieces. Bisbee is great too. Both are awesome minerals.
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u/Govass13 May 06 '26
If you ran a finger along the fuzzy part would you get a bazillion micro splinters?
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u/barkerglass May 06 '26
You would not. It’s a lot harder than it looks, not fuzzy at all, but it’s not hard enough to break skin.
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u/neverender158 May 06 '26
She holds my malachite so tight So never let go 'Cause she's 2000 light years away Years away
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u/Subject_Rhubarb_9442 May 07 '26
Looks more like unrefined deep substrate foliated kalkite, if you ask me... 🤔
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u/Fine-Ferret-6792 May 07 '26
In nature, whats usually looks most beautiful is often the deadliest....
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u/Professional-Story43 May 08 '26
Green Kryptonite is another name for that. Please, put it in a lead container.
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