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Azurite Photos

Collectors prize deep blue azurite crystals, but faceted gems are extremely rare. However, azurite frequently occurs mixed with green malachite, and this material is commonly used for cabochons and decorative objects.

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Azurite with Malachite - Bisbee, Arizona
vintage bracelet
carved azurite jewelry box
azurite ring
azurite chessylite - France
azurite crystals - Laos
azurite crystals - Namibia
azurite - velvet beauty
azurite with malachite eyes - Bisbee, Arizona
blue gemstones - azurite earrings
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