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Malachite, with its vibrant green hues and intricate banded patterns, is a mineral that has captivated humanity for thousands of years. This copper carbonate hydroxide mineral, known chemically as Cu2​CO3​(OH)2​,  is not only a feast for the eyes but also a testament to the geological processes that shape our planet.    Shop Our Range of Malachites Here   Formation and Characteristics Malachite forms in the oxidation zones of copper deposits, where it often occurs alongside minerals like azurite. It’s typically found as crystalline aggregates or crusts, and its banded appearance is reminiscent of agates. However, unlike agates, malachite’s bands are formed...

Koroit Opals Tucked away in the expansive wilderness of Queensland, Australia, you’ll find the quaint town of Koroit, famous for its extraordinary and alluring opals. These precious stones, referred to as Koroit opals, are far more than mere minerals; they represent the untamed, rugged beauty of the Australian landscape.   A Brief History  The tale of Koroit opals unfolded in 1897 when Lawrence Rostron, who oversaw Tilboroo station, chanced upon these gems. The Koroit opal field, encompassing notable sites like the Scotsman, Red Star, Fiery Comet, Boobara, and Holloways mines, has been a prolific provider of the dazzling Opal Nut....

The Megalodon was a colossal prehistoric shark, it's name, derived from Greek roots, translates to “giant tooth". Let’s dive into the fascinating world of this ancient apex predator and explore the mysteries of fossilized shark teeth. To View and Purchase our range of Megalodon and Other Fossilised Shark Teeth click here Megalodon: The Enormous Shark Size and Appearance: The Megalodon was the largest shark and fish ever to exist. Its 3-meter-wide bite diameter dwarfed that of modern great white sharks. Fossils attributed to Megalodon have been found dating from the early Miocene Epoch to the end of the Pliocene Epoch. Its massive triangular teeth, almost...