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Caledonite is a rare Copper Lead secondary mineral ranging in color from electric blue to green blue both seen in this sample. It was discovered for the first time in Scottland however this example is from Rowley Mine Arizona USA.

Kinoite is a rare Copper secondary mineral discovered at the Christmas Mine Arizona USA. This one is from Christmas Mine.

I built this clock tower a little while ago! I utilized tuff, mud bricks, and andesite, to give flavor to an overall spruce pallet. I had also used copper bulbs at different weathering levels to give a sense of age to the clock tower, too! :)

Right to Left 1. Copper cut out 2. 925 Silver bracelet make from wraping joined hoops together 3. Copper Lental, 2 cupped pieces welded together

This is epoxy resin, and I still can't figure bubbles out

This is an extremely rare mineral combo only known from 2 localities: Tsumeb mine Namibia Africa and Mammoth St Anthony Mine Arizona USA this one is from Arizona. Dioptase is the blue Copper silicate you can see Wulfenite is a yellow to orange Lead Molybdate mineral.

A blood Moon is near! During the night of March 2 and 3, the sky holds a surprise for you. Earth will align exactly between the Sun and the Full Worm Moon, creating a spectacular total lunar eclipse. Rather than vanishing, the Moon will gradually turn into a rich copper red glow, the unforgettable… read more

Making accessories from copper wire

Same ore sample I posted earlier this side has both Chrysocolla and Brochantite both are Copper secondary minerals. From Ray mine Arizona.

Chalcanthite is a Copper Sulphate mineral and is poisonous if ingested accidentally so always wash hands after handling it. From Planet Mine Arizona USA. (edited)

Copper electroformed stag beetle with a piece of aurora opal.

Caledonite is a rare Copper Lead Carbonate mineral. This is from the famous Rowley Mine in Arizona USA.

Copper Beech tree

Got a leak in my sink, so i went to the hardware store to buy some copper fittings. But they sprung a leak instantly, this brand is garbage quality.


Sakura's hand hesitated over the water basin, the warm, damp cloth suddenly feeling as heavy as lead. The old title of affection for her sister had slipped out against her will, carrying with it a tangled knot of childhood longing and deep, rusted resentment. Despite all the years of silence, the… (edited) read more

So here's what I bought for my wife.



I am convinced that we use magic every single day. Not physics defying or logic breaking magic, but real magic. I want you to compare classic examples of magic to what we have today. A magic crystal is generally described as a crystal with the ability to recieve a command and then perform a task… (edited) read more
Pitchblende Uraninite from Eldorado mine Great Bear Lake Port Radium Labine Point NWT Canada radioactive ☢️. Pitchblende is a Uranium oxide mineral containing 88% Uranium metal. The Eldorado mine was opened in the 1930s for Radium salts to sell to the Dutch for Cancer treatment. In the 1940s… read more

Let us delve a little into your depths; let us ask a question: Are you satisfied with yourself? Stop! You stand accused of betrayal. Your future and your past are known, but as for your present, you are a traitor. Do not worry! Remain calm. I am not one of them; you have not betrayed your partner,… read more
Dioptase is a Copper Silicate mineral while Wulfenite contains Lead and Molybdenum.

I kinda wish you could buy a kit in the pc that would allow you to have Pokémon with the demolition trait to destroy areas to bedrock for you, for what I'm building I have a LOT to do and at 4 blocks at a time it's gonna take forever The trade off could be: it costs 50 pokemetal and 10 rare… (edited) read more
Most likely from Ray mine Arizona this is an assambly of secondary Copper Silicate minerals and Carbonates.


Having some fun, thought I'd share. Anybody else like to share something they did?

From Kasompi mine DRC Congo Africa collected in 1969. Caution radioactive ☢️. (edited)

I’m playing around with etchings at the moment after finding some copper and a couple of tools I could use





Rebuilding my old gaming PC and transferring everything into an old Alienware tower with a nice copper and gold theme. (edited)




Chrysocolla is a Copper Silicate mineral a secondary Copper mineral meaning it forms from water reacting with Copper and oxidizing it primary Copper ores include Cuprite, Chalcopyrite, Bornite, Covellite. This large cabinet specimen is from Ray Mine Arizona has other minerals such as Brochantite a… read more

So I am taking apart a toss out frame and was pulling nails saw than they have what looks like a small copper wire soldered on side where threads go. Any one happen to know what that's about? (edited)


Went to the thrift store yesterday looking for shoes and found this instead!!!!

I love this copper color so much won't ever get tired of it.

Caledonite Rowley mine Arizona. Caledonite is a rare copper lead carbonate mineral and can vary in color from blue to blue green.

Spending my day replacing a brass gate valve on a copper pipe... and it is NOT moving. any thoughts?

Dioptase with Wulfenite from the Mammoth St Anthony Mine Arizona USA. Dioptase is a Copper Silicate while Wulfenite is a Lead Molybdate mineral.

Caledonite is a very rare mineral forming in the oxidation zones of Copper and Lead deposits. In this case the specimen is from Rowley mine Arizona USA known for its Wulfenite and Copper minerals. Caledonite is a Hydrated Copper Lead Sulfur Carbonate. (edited)

She sits on a thread of light Above a river cast in copper Between steel and sky Which is blood and shrouded in gold Time does not flow here It froze in a bow Watching as the sun in the bridge Finds its hiding place A shadow that weighs nothing And yet weighs down the sky Here is the point Where… read more

From Kasompi mine DRC Congo Africa collected in 1969.

🌍 Earth: The Devourer Beneath me, the ground hums with hunger. Its pulse echoes mine; slow, heavy, deliberate. From root to bone, I feel the pull of ancient hunger. The ache of being consumed by something older than sin. In the hush of the underworld, a murmur stirs. Desire becomes gravity, and… read more