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Malachite was associated with the goddess Athena and thought to bring good luck

Updated on May 17, 2024November 20, 2022
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Raw Malachite is a semi-precious gemstone known for its striking green color. It is made up of copper carbonate hydroxide and has long been used as a decorative stone. Its intense hue has been used in jewelry, mosaics, sculptures, and artwork since ancient times. In various cultures, raw malachite has been credited with a number of healing properties and is believed to bring good luck and protection. 

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