Specimen Moroccan Aragonite with Chalcopyrite

This Moroccan Aragonite is dotted with shimmering Chalcopyrite. 

Aragonite from Morocco is found in the form of mud balls that are mined from just beneath the surface of Morocco’s hillsides in a layer of red clay from the Triassic period. Like the red clay they are found in, Moroccan Aragonite gets its rust color from iron oxide inclusions.

Known as the “Conservationist’s Stone '', Aragonite is a high vibration crystal that promotes a deep spiritual connection with Mother Nature, inspiring a more conscious and caring lifestyle and providing a strong rejuvenating energy that keeps you grounded and helps identify things that are most important in life.

Chalcopyrite, with its brassy to golden color, comes from the Greek words 'chalkos' meaning copper and 'pyrites' meaning striking fire. Odd as it may seem, it is a conductor of electricity. It activates all chakras and is often associated with new beginnings.

This specimen is approximately 4"x2.5"x1".