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Table Mountain Shadowkite is a rare gemstone desired for its color combination of baby blue, royal blue, light emerald green and pine green. However, the most prized variety of this stone is its soft and delicate baby blue color.
Occurrence
Table Mountain Shadowkite is sourced from a mine in South Africa, near Cape Town. This mine is currently the only known source of this gemstone.
As a gem
An opaque gemstone, Shadowkite ranks 3.0 to 3.5 on Mohs hardness scale. Shadowkite is a blend of four different minerals: its primary component chrysocolla, cuprite, malachite and azurite.
This new stone presents an extremely rare color combination that is hard to find, even among gemstone collectors. Its four-color combination is unique and cannot be found consistently in any other stone. It is a 100 percent natural stone with no additional treatments. Table Mountain Shadowkite is a part of the chrysocolla stone family and encompasses a blend of four different minerals: chrysocolla being its primary component, cuprite, malachite and azurite.
Occurrence
Table Mountain Shadowkite is sourced from a mine in South Africa, near Cape Town. This mine is currently the only known source of this gemstone.
As a gem
An opaque gemstone, Shadowkite ranks 3.0 to 3.5 on Mohs hardness scale. Shadowkite is a blend of four different minerals: its primary component chrysocolla, cuprite, malachite and azurite.
This new stone presents an extremely rare color combination that is hard to find, even among gemstone collectors. Its four-color combination is unique and cannot be found consistently in any other stone. It is a 100 percent natural stone with no additional treatments. Table Mountain Shadowkite is a part of the chrysocolla stone family and encompasses a blend of four different minerals: chrysocolla being its primary component, cuprite, malachite and azurite.
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