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Double-Sided Chrysocolla with Druzy Quartz & Malachite 429g

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  • Chakra | Heart and Throat
  • Primary Intention | Calming
  • Country of Origin | DRC - Congo

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Selected for The Curio Cabinet, this exceptional double-sided Chrysocolla specimen from the Lupoto Mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo was chosen for its vivid blue-green saturation, layered malachite mineralization, and unusually complete display character from multiple angles. Fine druzy crystal development catches the light across the surface, with crystalline texture continuing even onto the underside — a detail that gives this piece unusual depth and collector appeal.

What sets this specimen apart is not simply its color, but its strength as a full-display piece. The front presents with striking chrysocolla coverage and sparkling surface texture, while the reverse offers its own distinct mineral patterning rather than a secondary or hidden side. Even the bottom shows druzy development, giving the specimen a finished, all-around character that is increasingly difficult to find in decorative-grade material.

At 429 grams and 110 mm at its longest point, this specimen falls within the Small Cabinet size class, yet it carries the presence of a much more commanding display piece. It is well suited for a collector shelf, study, desk, or cabinet where it can be appreciated from more than one angle.

Why This Piece Stands Apart

This is a specimen for the collector who values surface complexity, color contrast, and sculptural versatility. The interplay of chrysocolla, malachite, and druzy quartz creates a layered visual field that shifts depending on the viewing angle and light. Rather than offering only one “best side,” this piece rewards closer study throughout, making it especially compelling for display in an open shelf or vignette where multiple faces remain visible.

Collector Highlights

  • Double-sided display value with notable visual interest on both front and reverse
  • Vivid chrysocolla color paired with rich malachite mineralization
  • Druzy crystal coating adds light-catching texture across the surface
  • Underside druzy development enhances the specimen’s all-around finish
  • Small Cabinet scale with strong sculptural presence at 429 g
  • Exact specimen shown — one of a kind

Specimen Details

  • Mineral: Chrysocolla with malachite mineralization and druzy quartz coating
  • Locality: Lupoto Mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Weight: 429 g
  • Dimensions: 110 x 54 x 54 mm
  • Approx. Dimensions in Inches: 4.33 x 2.13 x 2.13 in
  • Size Class: Small Cabinet
  • Availability: One of a Kind

Mystic Parcel Notes

This specimen was selected for its ability to hold attention from every angle. Pieces like this blur the line between mineral specimen and natural sculpture — vivid enough to anchor a display, yet detailed enough to continue revealing more the longer it is studied. Its double-sided presentation and underside druzy development are part of what make it a special Curio Cabinet selection.

This unique piece is not just visually stunning; it represents a harmonious blend of chrysocolla, malachite, and druzy quartz that creates an ever-changing display depending on the light and angle from which it is viewed. Its fully developed surfaces make this specimen a remarkable choice for any collector aiming to showcase their treasures. The Curio Cabinet boasts exquisite and rare specimens like this one, highlighting the intricate beauty of nature's artistry.

Specifications

  • Mineral: Chrysocolla with malachite mineralization and druzy quartz coating
  • Locality: Lupoto Mine, Kakumba, Kipushi Territory, Haut-Katanga, Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Weight: 429 g
  • Dimensions: 110 x 54 x 54 mm
  • Approx. Dimensions in Inches: 4.33 x 2.13 x 2.13 in
  • Size Classification: Small Cabinet
  • Availability: One of a Kind

Mystic Parcel Notes

The Curio Cabinet is Mystic Parcel’s collector-focused curation of rare and visually compelling mineral specimens. Each piece is selected for a combination of formation, locality, display presence, and story.

This specimen is one of a kind and ships with the exact piece shown. Private collection and specialty-source mineral specimens are valued in the collector world for their preservation, provenance, and individuality.

Materials & Contents

This listing is for the exact mineral specimen shown.

  • Natural Chrysocolla specimen
  • Malachite mineralization
  • Druzy quartz surface coating
  • Collector specimen from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Please note that natural mineral specimens often feature minor irregularities, contact points, growth interruptions, or small surface variations consistent with natural formation and collector handling.

Geological Notes

Lupoto Mine lies within the copper-rich mineral belt of Haut-Katanga in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a region known for vividly colored secondary copper minerals. Chrysocolla and malachite are both associated with oxidized copper deposits, and quartz has also been documented from the locality.

Specimens from Lupoto are particularly admired for their saturated blue-green palette, layered mineral replacement, and strong visual contrast. In pieces like this, the combination of chrysocolla, malachite, and sparkling druzy quartz creates a surface that feels both geological and sculptural.

About this specimen

Selected for The Curio Cabinet, this exceptional double-sided Chrysocolla specimen from the Lupoto Mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo was chosen for its vivid blue-green saturation, layered malachite mineralization, and unusually complete display character from multiple angles. Fine druzy crystal development catches the light across the surface, with crystalline texture continuing even onto the underside — a detail that gives this piece unusual depth and collector appeal.

What sets this specimen apart is not simply its color, but its strength as a full-display piece. The front presents with striking chrysocolla coverage and sparkling surface texture, while the reverse offers its own distinct mineral patterning rather than a secondary or hidden side. Even the bottom shows druzy development, giving the specimen a finished, all-around character that is increasingly difficult to find in decorative-grade material.

At 429 grams and 110 mm at its longest point, this specimen falls within the Small Cabinet size class, yet it carries the presence of a much more commanding display piece. It is well suited for a collector shelf, study, desk, or cabinet where it can be appreciated from more than one angle.

Why This Piece Stands Apart

This is a specimen for the collector who values surface complexity, color contrast, and sculptural versatility. The interplay of chrysocolla, malachite, and druzy quartz creates a layered visual field that shifts depending on the viewing angle and light. Rather than offering only one “best side,” this piece rewards closer study throughout, making it especially compelling for display in an open shelf or vignette where multiple faces remain visible.

Collector Highlights

  • Double-sided display value with notable visual interest on both front and reverse
  • Vivid chrysocolla color paired with rich malachite mineralization
  • Druzy crystal coating adds light-catching texture across the surface
  • Underside druzy development enhances the specimen’s all-around finish
  • Small Cabinet scale with strong sculptural presence at 429 g
  • Exact specimen shown — one of a kind

Specimen Details

  • Mineral: Chrysocolla with malachite mineralization and druzy quartz coating
  • Locality: Lupoto Mine, Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Weight: 429 g
  • Dimensions: 110 x 54 x 54 mm
  • Approx. Dimensions in Inches: 4.33 x 2.13 x 2.13 in
  • Size Class: Small Cabinet
  • Availability: One of a Kind

Mystic Parcel Notes

This specimen was selected for its ability to hold attention from every angle. Pieces like this blur the line between mineral specimen and natural sculpture — vivid enough to anchor a display, yet detailed enough to continue revealing more the longer it is studied. Its double-sided presentation and underside druzy development are part of what make it a special Curio Cabinet selection.

This unique piece is not just visually stunning; it represents a harmonious blend of chrysocolla, malachite, and druzy quartz that creates an ever-changing display depending on the light and angle from which it is viewed. Its fully developed surfaces make this specimen a remarkable choice for any collector aiming to showcase their treasures. The Curio Cabinet boasts exquisite and rare specimens like this one, highlighting the intricate beauty of nature's artistry.

Specifications

Specifications

  • Mineral: Chrysocolla with malachite mineralization and druzy quartz coating
  • Locality: Lupoto Mine, Kakumba, Kipushi Territory, Haut-Katanga, Democratic Republic of the Congo
  • Weight: 429 g
  • Dimensions: 110 x 54 x 54 mm
  • Approx. Dimensions in Inches: 4.33 x 2.13 x 2.13 in
  • Size Classification: Small Cabinet
  • Availability: One of a Kind
Mystic Parcel Notes

Mystic Parcel Notes

The Curio Cabinet is Mystic Parcel’s collector-focused curation of rare and visually compelling mineral specimens. Each piece is selected for a combination of formation, locality, display presence, and story.

This specimen is one of a kind and ships with the exact piece shown. Private collection and specialty-source mineral specimens are valued in the collector world for their preservation, provenance, and individuality.

Materials

Materials & Contents

This listing is for the exact mineral specimen shown.

  • Natural Chrysocolla specimen
  • Malachite mineralization
  • Druzy quartz surface coating
  • Collector specimen from the Democratic Republic of the Congo

Please note that natural mineral specimens often feature minor irregularities, contact points, growth interruptions, or small surface variations consistent with natural formation and collector handling.

Geology Notes

Geological Notes

Lupoto Mine lies within the copper-rich mineral belt of Haut-Katanga in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, a region known for vividly colored secondary copper minerals. Chrysocolla and malachite are both associated with oxidized copper deposits, and quartz has also been documented from the locality.

Specimens from Lupoto are particularly admired for their saturated blue-green palette, layered mineral replacement, and strong visual contrast. In pieces like this, the combination of chrysocolla, malachite, and sparkling druzy quartz creates a surface that feels both geological and sculptural.