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Rosasite from the Bou Bekker Mine in Bou Bekker Mine, Morocco is a striking secondary copper-zinc carbonate mineral prized for its intense blue to bluish-green coloration. The crystals often form botryoidal, fibrous, or acicular clusters, sometimes appearing as delicate sprays or mounds on the host matrix. Its surface can range from silky to slightly vitreous, enhancing the mineral’s visual depth. Specimens from this mine may also feature selenite (gypsum) crystals, which appear as transparent to translucent, bladed or columnar formations alongside the rosasite. The combination of vivid blue-green rosasite with the clear, glassy selenite creates a stunning contrast that is highly valued by collectors. Many Bou Bekker specimens are further enhanced by associations with other secondary minerals such as malachite or smithsonite, resulting in rich color contrasts, sharp crystal habits, and visually captivating natural arrangements. Locality - Bou Bekker Mine, Jerada Province, Oriental Region, Morocco Weight - 1lb 13oz Approx. Dimensions - 6 x 4 x 3 in. ASK TO SEE MORE!! #229