Sorry if photos are too blurry.
I thought this was Chrysocolla, but am wondering if it might be Turquoise.
I received it in a bunch of slabs with no ID.
It is not stabilized, as it absorbs water.
Fairly soft.
Photos were taken dry, wet and damp.
Thank you.
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Ziacat
February 15, 2022, 2:07pm
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It reminds me of the stones in the cuff in this thread.Turquoise? Any info appreciated, stone, hallmark, etc
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Jason
February 15, 2022, 4:35pm
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I think it is an answer revealed when it is turned into a cab. Difficult to tell from the image, they can look very similar.
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Hmm… At first I thought my stone was maybe turquoise (Bisbee) now I’m wondering if it’s Chrysocolla
Jason
February 15, 2022, 9:26pm
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Chrysocolla definitely can have a Bisbee look. I think of your stone as turquoise, maybe not Bisbee.
Doesn’t look like Chrysocolla as its to blue and no green. I collect other rocks. Actually i think i have a piece of Chrysocolla. I will look for it.
This is informative on the range of coloration–it’s very broad within the blues and greens:
https://www.gemsociety.org/article/chrysocolla-gemstone-information/
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Ziacat
February 16, 2022, 12:33am
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As if it’s not confusing enough LOL
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Part of a large, rough piece of chrysocolla I have.
The color varies from greenish to robin’s egg blue.
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Now thats what im talking about! Gorgeous! I wish my rocks werent packed away.
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Beautiful ring. Here are my 2 beads that are Chrysocolla. Lol
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