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Curator’s Selection

Native Copper Curator's Selection

Jiangxi, China

$28.00

Batch ID: Mini-COP-001

One natural Native Copper miniature from Jiangxi, China, selected by AURENTHE from the current batch and presented in a clear display box.

Quantity
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About this selection

A natural Native Copper miniature from Jiangxi, China, with sculptural branching forms and an earthy copper-brown to reddish-brown metallic surface.

Reported locality: Jiangxi, China

  • Quantity: one specimen per unit ordered
  • Selection: chosen by AURENTHE from the current batch; the photographs show representative specimens
  • Display: presented in a clear display box (1.4 × 1.4 × 1.4 in), as shown in the photographs

Color, crystal coverage, matrix and silhouette vary from piece to piece. These natural differences are not defects.

Mineral
Native Copper
Reported Locality
Jiangxi, China
Selection Method
Curated by AURENTHE
Batch ID
Mini-COP-001
Display Box Dimensions
1.4 × 1.4 × 1.4 in
Natural State
Natural mineral specimen
Known Treatments
None known
Foundation Notes
Presented in a 1.4 × 1.4 × 1.4 in clear display box, as shown in the photographs.

Natural variation

Color intensity, crystal coverage, matrix and silhouette vary from piece to piece. These natural differences are not defects.

One batch information card is included with the order.
Mineral Care

Display away from prolonged direct sunlight, excess humidity and areas where the object may be knocked or handled frequently.

Shipping & Returns

Objects dispatch from our current fulfillment location. Return requests may be made within 14 days; transit damage should be reported within 72 hours.

Authenticity & Natural Variation

Each mineral is naturally formed. Material variation is described clearly and treated as an inherent feature of the object.