Malachite

Malachite is a vibrant green mineral that is highly prized for its distinctive color and unique patterns. It is a secondary copper mineral that is formed through the weathering and oxidation of primary copper minerals such as chalcopyrite and bornite.
Malachite is typically found in massive form, with bands or striations of various shades of green. These bands are created by the accumulation of copper carbonate minerals, such as Azurite, which are deposited on the surface of the Malachite over time.
In addition to its striking appearance, Malachite has been prized for its metaphysical and healing properties for thousands of years. In ancient Egypt, it was used to create jewelry and other decorative objects and was believed to have protective and healing properties. It has also been used throughout history as a pigment for painting and dyeing.
In metaphysical circles, Malachite is believed to have a number of spiritual properties. It is said to promote emotional balance and stability and to help release negative emotions and thought patterns. It is also believed to enhance intuition and spiritual awareness and promote a deeper connection to the natural world. Its base element Copper gives it amplifying and manifestation properties as well.