A series of dark blue azurite crystal blades protruding from matrix. From the Easter pocket in Tsumeb Mine.
Easter Pocket: Famously, this pocket was collected on Easter of 1994, and was considered to be the last great pocket of Azurite found in Tsumeb. It was also considered to be the finest and most diverse. Primarily known for extraordinary blade-like crystals of varying thicknesses and clarity, it also produced a series of blocky and tabby crystals in peculiar and amazing shapes (most famously, the sawtooth looking crystals).
Dimensions: 2.5 x 2.2 x 2 cm.