Crystal Encyclopedia
Azurite
AZH-er-ite
Hardness
3.5–4
System
Monoclinic
Family
Carbonate
Formula
Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2
Rarity
uncommon
Planet
Jupiter
Chakra
Third Eye
Element
Air
Water
Not water safe
Sun
High
Toxicity
Contains copper; do not ingest
Did You Know?
Used historically as a blue pigment in art and studied extensively as a copper ore mineral.
Quick Learn
What is Azurite used for?
Azurite is commonly used for intuition, insight.
Can Azurite go in water?
Azurite is rated: Not water safe.Use dry cleansing methods instead.
What chakra is Azurite?
Azurite resonates with the Third Eye chakra.
Scientific Data
Formula
Cu3(CO3)2(OH)2
Crystal System
Monoclinic
Mineral Family
Carbonate
Composition
Copper
Origin Regions
Morocco, USA, Mexico
Formation
Secondary copper carbonate mineral formed through oxidation
Colors
Deep blue
Mohs Hardness
3.5–4
Metaphysical Properties
"I seek clarity and deeper understanding."
Geological Profile
Azurite is a copper carbonate mineral often associated with malachite.
Care & Cleansing
Care Instructions
Avoid water immersion; handle gently; store away from humidity and acids
Cleansing Methods
Sound, moonlight
Historical Use
Used historically as a blue pigment in art and studied extensively as a copper ore mineral.
Recommended Uses
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