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Chrysocolla. Often mistaken for Turquoise, it is often found mixed with Malachite, Turquoise, and Azurite. Pure Chrysocolla is rather soft but the mixed varieties can be cut into cabochons or made into beads.
 
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Eu_citzen said:
Malachite
MEinWV said:
Chrysocolla. Often mistaken for Turquoise, it is often found mixed with Malachite, Turquoise, and Azurite. Pure Chrysocolla is rather soft but the mixed varieties can be cut into cabochons or made into beads.
thanks yes i thought it was turquoise :thumbsup:
 
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Chrysocolla it could be but I find it more likely to be Malachite. :tongue3: :thumbsup:
 
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plehbah said:
If you found that rock out there in the deserts of Southern California, it probably relates to prehistoric trade networks in the area. There is documented and extensive evidence of the indigenous inhabitants in your part of the world trading with Anasazi to the east of the Colorado River for that stuff.

If you would like to Google for further information, just try a combination of "trade networks" and either the Colorado or Mojave deserts.
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