Azurite

A mineral famous for its green blue pigment named after the Persian word "lazhward" meaning blue and it is chemically close to green malachite. Azurite became extremely popular during the Renaissance where it was used in oil paintings.

This pacific ocean palette features indigo blues, tanzanite, marine green and sapphire blue venetian glass. The peaceful and cool depths are then swirled and formed into nuggets and drops.