First, the source of malachite implication

Malachite is named because its color resembles the green of peacock feathers, so the implication of malachite is richness and safety. The name malachite was established in ancient Rome, when malachite was dedicated to the goddess Juno whose totem was peacock, so malachite became a kind of knowledge, so it added the meaning of malachite to ward off evil spirits and defend good times in the west. However, whether in the east or in the west, the meaning of malachite can not be ignored is peace and happiness, seeking good fortune and avoiding evil. It is precisely because of the implication of malachite that malachite is generally worn by babies to protect them from evil spirits and ensure their healthy growth; On the other hand, people who go out or work usually wear malachite to ensure a safe journey or smooth work. Having said that, I have to talk about the economic effect of malachite. As mentioned above, malachite is the preference of parents and people who go out to work. However, compared with these, the beauty and unique temperament charm of malachite itself are also the first choice for women. It is estimated that this is the most direct embodiment of the meaning of "wife happiness"!

Second, the origin of malachite

Malachite has a beautiful name, such as stone, because its color is like the green spots on peacock feathers. In ancient China, malachite was called "green", "stone green" or "green". Malachite occurs in the oxidation zone of copper sulfide deposits and often coexists with other copper-bearing minerals (azurite, chalcopyrite, native copper, etc.). ). The world-famous producing areas are Zambia, Australia, Namibia, Russia, Congo (DRC), the United States and other regions. China is mainly produced in Yangchun, Guangdong, Huangshi, Hubei and Northwest Jiangxi.

Third, how to maintain malachite

Maintenance of malachite. Malachite is not durable and has low hardness, so it can't keep good luster for a long time. Only used as beads and brooches. Russians use malachite as the interior decoration material of buildings, and the pillars of St. Isaac's Cathedral in Leningrad are inlaid with malachite. Malachite is also used to carve various sacrificial articles and decorations, fireplaces and tabletop inlays.