1.6" Chrysocolla Palm Stone Polished Free Form Blue And Teal Color Location Peru Xiphactinus First documented in 1788 and

First documented in 1788 and named after Dutch military officer Colonel Hendrik von Prehn

turquoise remains a gemstone of great beauty and historical significance with unique properties that contribute to its desirability in jewelry and decorative arts

Scientific estimates

It is found to be associated with azurite

5-meter-long rostrum lined with sharp barbs—hence the name "Giant Saw

1.6" Chrysocolla Palm Stone Polished Free Form Blue And Teal Color Location Peru Xiphactinus First documented in 1788 andLocation: Peru Weight: 1. 5 Ounces Dimensions: 1. 6 Inches Long, 1. 2 Inches Wide, 0. 8 Inches Thick The item pictured is the one you will receive. Chrysocolla is first and foremost a Stone of Communication. Its very essence is devoted to expression, empowerment, and teaching. The serenity of its turquoise blue color discharges negative energies, calms, and allows truth and inner wisdom to surface and be heard. A peaceful stone, it emphasizes the