Years ago I seen a fireplace mantle carved out of a solid piece of malachite. To day it was beautiful is the understatement of the century

@ajmosutra7667

4 ай бұрын

It has amazing cleansing energy

Malachite is one of my favorite stones. Especially those from the Congo. I love when I have a stone being discussed. I'll examine mine while listening to natalie

Love malachite so much. Reminds me of fantasy orcs and all. Besides amethyst being my favourite colour and above it always pick malachite

I love love love your mnemonic device for idiochromatic and alochromatic! Those malachites are ridiculous, awesome!

love learning more and more about where coloration comes from for my favorite shiny rocks!! keep up the great work!!!

His ring is made of malachite and malachite is my favourite crystal.

what an awesome little video. i’m so glad i came across this, so much gemstone knowledge!

Awesome content! Since malachite is one of those lapidary hazardous stones...maybe do a video on poisonous stones!!! 👍💚💚💚👍🙋

How do we tell how old a piece of malachite art is and roughly where it may have been carved?

One of my favorite stones

Thank you so much for bringing light to this topic. I just got a crystal subscription box today and I pulled out the malachite necklace and I knew right away that it was fake. It feels like plastic and like the pattern was painted on. The color is off completely and the strips look like zebras. period not only that but they put a metal piece on the top wrapping around the crystal to make it feel heavy. This is the second false Stone I got out of the subscription. The 1st was citrine ....It's called mindful Souls. So anyone with this subscription needs to cancel it because they can't be allowed to give us fake crystals.!

@YISSELLP

Жыл бұрын

Thanks for the tip

This gemstone is very unique looking and fascinating.😯🤩💚 It's interesting to know how they get their form and color too.🤔🌈💎 Keep up the good work.🙂👍

Drop dead gorgeous video montage. Oh M Gee!! ⚡ 😄

Really interesting.

@gems

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

I remember in the 1980's malachite jewelry was all the rage.

Awesome video fantastic knowledge again looks like a brain for sure but if you were a hunter it also looks like remains left by certain animals sweet green though thank you for a wonderful video

Grate video

Lovely

That shade of green looks so pretty with your skin tone

Does it have every gemstone ever discovered? I wanna buy a book with all gemstones up to date. It’s ok if it’s in volumes

that’s broccoli

@noone-uy1ir

3 жыл бұрын

forbidden broccoli

@jambajoby32

2 жыл бұрын

Lol 😂

You should do a video on mellite, a very rare organic gemstone with inorganic origins. 🍯🍯

I never wanted a book so much in my life 🤭

@tietomallamo

Жыл бұрын

what is the name of the book?

I just bought this stone today

hi where can i buy that stone, thanks

Where did you buy this I kinda want one

I want one of those malachite Brains but there not cheap. There very expensive but maybe one day I'll have one too.🥰

where can i get this book?

Kind of dislike how she glosses over the banding or botryoidal. As she is an expert on gemstones/minerals I was hoping for an explanation on the formation of crystalline structures due to the chemical composition and the environment it’s formed in (like how the space packing of the individual molecule shapes under certain pressures and temperatures makes that bubbling look), but she didn’t really say anything of interest on it...

Where can I find this book

I have a question: I have 2 stones that I have an option to get as a decorative piece. There is a large hickoryite or I have an option of Malachite? Is one more valuable then the other?

@gems

2 жыл бұрын

Both materials tend to be affordable. Malachite can range depending on the quality of the piece. You should collect a piece because you have an affinity for it, and will it bring you joy looking at it. There are other aspects you need to think about. Hickoryite is a rhyolite, and it is fairly bullet proof and the mohs harness ranges from 6.5-7. The malachite ranges from 3.5-4 and is a carbonate that will react to acid. If they will set on a shelf away from the kitchen or bathroom both should be fine. I would also keep the malachite away from little ones. If you are worried about overpaying just look around on the web and see what other specimens are going for.

Hello, How can we clean the stone and recharge energy?

I have an amethyst has turned a very dark colour to brownish colour, it was very bright b4 now it's gone super dark. Q: Why do some gemstones change colour after a long length of time... and can an Amethyst change it's colour if it's set in silver?

@nobodysbaby5048

Жыл бұрын

Amethyst is photo sensitive.

malachite: looks like the brain of mother nature....lol

ive been trying to get malachite for a while but trust sellers online any help would be much appreciated

Hope no water touch it or toxic fumes is relese.

Can you said how much it worth at all stons please

Brainzzzzz😲😄

Aww man I’m sad she didn’t mention the kinda “chatoyancy” the rough malachite has

Nao sei ingles p favor passa em portugues amei

It does look like a brain lol but it is stunning.

i once dropped a malchite cabochon. it broke lol

I remeber reading somewhere that the ancient Egyptians used to crush malachite to a fine powder and use it for eye makeup. Or is that just one of those silly myths people tell because they sound like fun?

@Ambrosethebard

3 жыл бұрын

Oof I hope not. It's toxic if you get it wet.

@DivineMasculine333

2 жыл бұрын

Lapis maybe

🙏👍🏻

some other animal organ I see as a kidney looks like the smooth one too

moke brain see shiny moke brain get shiny monke brain happy

Can malachite be chatoyant?

@gems

4 ай бұрын

Yes!

698 views as of posting this.

So a self winding watch is idiotick

@DiamondsRexpensive

Жыл бұрын

Nice pun 😂

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tht intro was hideous

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