This piece is  1.8 " x  2.0 "

and weighs 102 grams.  

Azurite is known as a “stone of heaven”, stimulating the pursuit of the heavenly self, providing for guidance and awakening of one’s psychic development. It urges the soul toward enlightenment, cleansing and stimulating the ‘Third Eye’. It gives guidance to spiritual unfoldment. It enhances creative ability and eliminates indecision. It mellows the intellect with love and helps one to communicate from the “heart space”. It also has been used to awaken and develop the Third Eye and psychic self. There is no stone that is a purer embodiement of the Blue Ray than Azurite. It’s color is the exact frequency of the third-eye charka and is a natural tool for the activation of that energy center. This is the perfect stone for anyone that is a student, including being a ‘student of life’. Azurite can be work to aid in the assimilation and retention of new information and ideas. It can facilitate the agility of the mind required to make conceptual leaps and reach new insights. On higher levels, Azurite can be used to strengthen the astral and etheric bodies, making one less vulnerable to psychic attack or attachments.

Malachite is the "stone of transformation" assisting one in changing situations. It assists in clarifying emotions and clearing the chakras. It is an equalizing and balancing agent, leading one to their desired goal. It is a protective stone and represents fidelity in love and friendships. It is also very useful in successful business transactions. It stimulates instinctive and intuitive reasoning, allowing for change which facilitates advancement.

In addition the the above properties, this combination of energies helps one to meditate by going deep within in order to be reborn into the light, the change being profound or minor, as necessary. It allows one to reach into the inner depths without fear, so that one is sustained, absolved and aware of the genesis of all time. It bestows the cleansing of the immutable forces and freshens ones outlook to be as the ‘wind in the willow”. It produces a willingness toward flexibility.