Drusy Malachite Extremely Rare Museum Grade Specimen BIG 5 SEE THE VIDEO
Fine minerals and mining artifacts from Bisbee and around the world. The item(s) you see are the exact item(s) you will receive! Please note that some Internet sellers show a fantastic item but you receive something else! About this item(s): Very impressive A+++ presentation of drusy malachite specimen from the Katanga Mine region of Africa. Origin: Katanga Mine region, DRC Africa.
Condition Notes: As seen in pictures. Most specimens are not professionally cleaned so dirt may be present. Some specimens may be stabilized without our knowledge, as some processes are very hard to detect. Some specimens may have odors from long-term storage or natural sources.
Old mounting glue, residue, tags or mouthing material may be present. Some specimens may not sit upright as seen in pictures and may require a stand or other propping device. Saw marks may be present on any rough, cabochons, slabs or specimens. Some cabochons may appear smooth in pictures but may have small vugs, natural fractures, edge chipping or other imperfections. Backing or stabilization is highly recommended for all slabs or rough to prevent breakage.
Images: All specimens are photographed with bright, natural sunlight or artificial daylight at 5000K to 5500K to show accurate colors and details. Specimens viewed in poor / indoor lighting or non-daylight illumination sources may not appear as in the photographs.
Some specimens (as noted in the description) may be seen wet or damp to show lapidary potential. In such instances, received item(s) may appear duller until professionally polished.Items used for backgrounds, props and measurements such as rulers, coins, etc. Are not included unless otherwise noted in the description. Items allowed for return must be postmarked for return within 3 days. We strive to describe each specimen as accurately as possible, but it's always possible that we may miss something as an honest mistake, as some specimens are very complex and we all have varying degrees of acceptance. Specimens or items that have been altered or used, including: commercially or editorially photographed and / or displayed, polished, broken, cut, etc.
Packing: Large bulk items are generally packed in plastic bags and tightly wrapped. Typos: We reserve the right to alter (correct) any listing(s) where honest mistakes in the description, pricing or other text has occurred.