Garut Copper Chrysocolla Cabochon

Material: Copper–Chrysocolla with Cuprite, Malachite & Chalcedony Quartz Weight: 15 grams Dimensions: ~40 x 32 mm Finish: Hand-shaped cabochon (freeform) Origin: Garut, West Java, Indonesia Color Profile: Teal–blue chrysocolla fields, copper-gold metallic flecks, rose–red cuprite, subtle green malachite tones in translucent chalcedony. A rare material from a single locality in Garut, Indonesia — known among collectors for its copper-rich mineralization and striking natural contrast. In this piece, copper flecks sit suspended in a chalcedony–quartz base, accompanied by patches of chrysocolla blue, malachite green, and deep cuprite red. The combination is vivid without being overly processed; the polish is smooth but not overly glossy, keeping the mineral structure clear and visible. The form is an elongated oval that sits comfortably in the hand. It works equally well as a small display piece, a pocket stone, or a cabochon ready for setting in silver or gold. The stone’s natural patterning means no two pieces from this find will appear the same — each is its own composition. A quiet rarity from a deposit with very limited production.