What is chrysocolla? Chrysocolla, also known as phoenix stone, is a hydrated copper silicate mineral. This kind of mineral decomposed from copper ore is found in many copper mines because of the chemical changes in the copper mine that meet the water containing silica.
The English name for chrysocolla, Chrysocolla, is from the Greek word for gold and glue (Glue) because it is very similar to a gold-plated material. Needle-like crystals are quite rare. In nature, they are mostly in the form of hulls, grapes, fibers or radial aggregates. They are mainly blue, blue-green and green. If they contain impurities, they will appear brown to black.
Is a secondary copper-bearing mineral, mainly produced in the oxidized zone of copper-bearing deposits, often associated with malachite, azurite, azurite, natural copper, in addition, often with chalcedony Accompanying together, it is an important inclusion of some blue or green chalcedony. The blue chalcedony produced in eastern Taiwan (commonly known as Taiwan's sapphire), some scholars believe that it is due to the inclusion of silicon malachite.
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