Shattuckite Slab 89x43mm End Cut

Shattuckite Slab End Cut for Lapidary or Display - Shattuckite was originally mined in the Shattuck Mine in Bisbee, Arizona but is now mined predominately in Namibia -- A simply gorgeous stone that is a relatively rare copper silicate mineral highly regarded for its vivid blue color. Its vibrant mix of colors and minerals is what makes this stone so unique and special -- a lovely mix of malachite, chrysocolla, azurite and other secondary copper minerals, so it carries the properties of those crystals in addition to the ones mentioned here.

Metaphysically, Shattuckite is a very spiritual stone that is closely connected with psychic information and clarity. Particularly it is used to open ones psychic channel and is great for anyone developing, or involved, in Psychic Communication / Medium work. It is also considered having strong protective powers that can guard you against physical or psychic harm. Chakras : Higher Heart, Third Eye, Crown

You will receive the EXACT slab pictured.

Shattuckite Slab End Cut
89mm x 43mm x 11mm at thickest point
3.5-inches x 1.7-inches x 0.44" at thickest point
This is a stone end-cut with natural ridges, valleys, etc. on one face
One of a Kind Item SLB0145I

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Please Note: This is a lapidary rough slab; it is not polished. - Slabs are Cut in-house by Michelle of Silver Enchantments LLC / Rocky Ridge Lapidary here in the USA - There may be some saw marks that will generally not affect your cabochons - This is not a slab for beginners; stabilization generally required before shaping - Edges are rough, natural and have been quasi-stabilized - Pictures taken Outdoors - Shown both Wet and Dry. - Measurements are approximate and given in total outside/widest points. - I try to show the most accurate photo possible, but there can be color variations due to monitor settings. - I try to note any excessive issues, but please zoom in to examine for any flaws. - I cannot be responsible for fractures, vugs or blemishes from mother nature. - Photo prop(s), cabochon example(s), etc. are not included.