✅ SOLVED Chunk of Azurite with chrysocolla

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Clay Diggins

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It's not wise to cut Azurite. It's much too soft and crumbly and will most likely disintegrate during or after cutting.

The "Azurite" you see being marketed as cabochons is vacuum injected with epoxy resin before cutting. They are mostly plastic.
 

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