Malachite: Science & Origin A copper carbonate mineral forming iconic swirls and rare needle-like stalactites. Named in 1747 (Greek malache—"mallow") for its green hue, it’s historically used in Egypt (3000 B.C.) for jewelry and medieval "anti-evil" talismans. Commonly occurs with Azurite/Chrysocolla; the rare Eilat stone blends Malachite, Chrysocolla, and Turquoise.
Meaning & Energy
Protection: Shields against negativity, creating an "invisibility cloak" to avoid confrontations.
