Chrysocolla: is a copper bearing mineral that is often confused with Turquoise. A relatively soft stone, it has variegated colors of blue and green and is most often found wherever copper deposits occur, especially in the southwestern US, Australia, Chili, Zaire, England and France.

Chrysocolla is associated with the feminine energy and is said to foster communication and creativity.

 AZURITE: (also called "Lazurite") is an an intense deep blue colored copper mineral produced by weathering of copper ore deposits. Different sources state the name is derived from the Persian word "lazhward" or from the Arabic word "azul", both of which mean "blue". It is also known as 'Chessylite', named after the Chessy-les-Mines near Lyon, France. It is a relatively soft mineral, often occurring with Malachite, Chrysocolla or Turquoise in areas with a high concentration of copper deposits.

*Information regarding gemstone lore and metaphysical properties has been compiled from various sources and is for entertainment purposes only. No claims or promises are expressed or implied.*