Goethite charge crystals adding contrast and a hint

adding contrast and a hint of copper mineralization

to most recognizably the iridescent naquer of pearls

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Cu2CO3(OH)2

It is most commonly found in Canada

Goethite charge crystals adding contrast and a hintGoethite (FeO(OH)) is a common iron oxyhydroxide mineral, often found as a rust like substance, used as an iron ore, pigment (yellow ochre), and in environmental remediation due to its strong iron binding properties. Found globally in soils, sediments, and hydrothermal deposits, it forms from the weathering of other iron minerals and appears in colors from yellow brown to black, in earthy masses or distinct crystals, with a yellowish brown streak.