Azurite Malachite consolidates two gemstones: blue Azurite and green Malachite. It is a lovely blend of blue and green tones, which makes it exciting and appealing. It is often depicted as blue sky or green sea-like lapis. Azurite Malachite comes from the Persian word lazhward, which means blue, and the Greek word molochitis, which means mallow plant. This stone is also liked for its appealing banding and beating designs, which are framed by the intergrowth of two mineral stones. Purplish blue malachite has light blue, dim blue, and green tints.
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