Description
Bring a striking centerpiece into your collection with this natural stalactitic and botryoidal malachite specimen from the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Featuring a deep, cavernous pocket structure, this piece is covered in dramatic, finger-like stalactites radiating outward from a smooth, velvety botryoidal core. What sets this specimen apart are the naturally exposed tips on several stalactites, revealing the exquisite concentric growth rings and dark-to-light green orbicular banding hidden within.
Anchored by a porous, copper-rich matrix along the base, this cabinet/hand-sized piece has fantastic three-dimensional depth and stands out beautifully from all viewing angles.
Key Details & Features
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Mineral: Malachite (Primary)
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Locality: Katanga Copper Crescent, Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC)
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Formation: Stalactitic / Botryoidal cluster on matrix
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Color: Rich emerald to deep forest green
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Lustre: Silky to velvety microcrystalline surface
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Dimensions: Hand-sized cabinet specimen (Add exact dimensions, e.g., 10 cm x 8 cm x 6 cm)
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Weight: (Add exact weight in grams)
What Makes This Piece Special
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Exposed Concentric Banding: Rare cross-sectional breaks showcase the classic ringed “bullseye” patterns unique to top-tier African malachite.
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High Dimensionality: Exceptional pocket depth with pronounced stalactitic reach—not a flat piece.
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100% Natural: Raw, unpolished, and completely natural habit with a stable rock matrix base.
> Note: You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photographs. Color may vary slightly depending on monitor and lighting conditions.







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