Azurite/Malachite/Crysocolla (with stand) All Quartz specimens having tops in the shape

having tops in the shape of funnels) was a culture in the Neolithic

They survived long after many other large mammals in that time period by changing their diet

These top-grade gem Rose quartz beads are perfectly clear with deep pink coloration

it forms hexagonal crystals

large crystals are rare

Azurite/Malachite/Crysocolla (with stand) All Quartz specimens having tops in the shapeAzurite is a deep blue copper mineral that normally forms the weathering of copper deposits. It is generally found with its mineral cousin malachite which is why you can get both colors in one rock. Azurite is typically found as tabular to prismatic crystals of a deep "azure blue" color with splendent vitreous faces. Over 100 forms have been described. Azurite is often pseudomorphed to Malachite.