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Shattuckite Stone Glossary

Shattuckite is a rare copper silicate mineral valued for its vibrant blue to blue-green hues and intricate patterns. Its unique coloration and relative scarcity make it a distinctive choice for jewelry designers seeking statement pieces. Shattuckite is typically opaque and may display mottling or veining, often with associated minerals such as chrysocolla or malachite. Due to its moderate hardness and occasional inclusions, it is best suited for earrings, pendants, or designs with minimal abrasion. Dakota Stones offers Shattuckite beads in a range of shapes and sizes, emphasizing quality and consistency for professional jewelry applications.


Key Facts

Types of: N/A

Also known as: Chrysocolla

Geologic origin (overview): Shattuckite forms in the oxidized zones of copper deposits, often as a secondary mineral.

Typical origins: United States (Arizona), Namibia, Democratic Republic Of Congo

Treatments: Natural

Mohs hardness: 3.5

Chakra (traditional): Throat, Third Eye


Metaphysical (traditional)

Traditionally associated with enhancing intuition, communication, and spiritual insight.


Care Guidance

Shattuckite should be protected from harsh chemicals, prolonged water exposure, and abrasive cleaning. Store separately to avoid scratches and clean with a soft, dry cloth.


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