Bornite Peacock Ore Raw One-of-a-Kind Specimen Fossils avoid submerging it in water

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Bornite Peacock Ore Raw One-of-a-Kind Specimen Fossils avoid submerging it in waterBornite is one of those minerals that stops people mid sentence. The surface shifts through purples, blues, golds, and pinks in a way that looks almost artificial, but it's entirely natural. That iridescent play of color is caused by a thin oxidation layer on the copper iron sulfide surface, and no two pieces ever look quite the same. When Bornite forms alongside Pyrite, you get something even more striking: the rainbow shimmer of Peacock Ore set