What can you think of when it comes to summer? On the beach or at sea, air-conditioned ice cream is still in full bloom. In hot summer, there is nothing better than the sea except air conditioning and cold drinks. The clear sea water can feel a burst of coolness at a glance, not to mention the cool sea breeze. Today we introduce a kind of high-value gem-copper emerald. Treasures from the Caribbean are as deep as the ocean, and even waves like waves are carried around.

The alias of copper pectolite is Lalima, and the English word "Larimar" comes from the Spanish name "mar" of Hai, which means "incomparable blue". In fact, Shanghai carved stone has been used by people for a long time, and the indigenous Indians of Caribbean islands made it into pendants and necklaces and other jewelry. Lalima was originally used in jewelry by Taino, an indigenous Indian from Haiti and Dominica.

Larima and Amber in Dominica and Conch Pearl "Kongkezhu" in the West Indies are called "the three treasures of the Caribbean". Because of the special production environment, copper ore is not easy to be found, with few large blocks and low processing rate. In addition, the local mining technology is backward, and the mining speed is slow only by manual excavation. Therefore, mineral deposits and finished products appearing in the market are very scarce.