Azurite is a copper carbonate mineral found in the oxidation zones of copper deposits and is considered a secondary ore of copper. Color ranges from light to dark blue, with medium to dark blue being more common. The intensity of its hues is what makes azurite a popular collector's stone.
These towers also contain Malachite. Azurite is very commonly found with Malachite, as both are copper carbonate minerals that form in similar geological conditions, often appearing together in the oxidized zones of copper ore deposits.
