Formed high in the Andes of Peru, this chrysocolla and malachite specimen carries the quiet authority of a landscape shaped over millions of years.
The Andes are not gentle mountains — they are dense, ancient, and powerful. That same energy shows up here. At this scale, the stone doesn’t simply sit in a room; it gives the space a center of gravity. The blues and greens feel almost topographical, like a coastline seen from above or mineral veins exposed by time.
Light moves across the surface throughout the day, revealing new textures and depth. The room feels steadier, more intentional — as if it has been anchored to something older and more permanent than the moment.
This is not décor.
It is Andean geology made visible.