Chrysocolla Calcite Crystal Specimens

This lustrous peaceful stone is laced with sky blue and sea green colors . Its name stems from the Greek chrysos, meaning “gold,” and kolla, or “glue,” and refers to a similar-appearing material used to solder gold. Chrysocolla is collected for its color, rarity, and association with other colorful oxidized-copper minerals such as azurite.

According to metaphysical practitioners, calcite enhances learning abilities, reduces fear and stress, removes negative energies, and promotes creativity and imagination.

Calcite specimens are widely sought by collectors for their remarkable variety of crystal habits and colors, unusual size, affordability, excellent crystal development, and, in composite specimens, interesting associations with many other mineral.

A weighs 105g and is 3in wide

B weighs 385g and is 4 1/2in wide

C weighs 105g and is 3in long