Raw Copper Specimen 356 g Michigan

Raw Copper Specimen 356 g MichiganApproximately 6.25" x 4"Copper, a versatile and ancient metal, is known for its warm, reddish-brown hue and its essential role in human civilization. Geologically, copper is a native element, meaning it occurs in its metallic form, often found in large, pure nuggets or as part of sulfide, oxide, and carbonate ores. It is most commonly extracted from chalcopyrite, bornite, and malachite, and is mined in regions rich in volcanic activity, such as Chile, the United States, and Zambia. Copper is highly conductive, both electrically and thermally, which has made it invaluable in industries ranging from electrical wiring to coinage and art.     Metaphysically, copper is revered for its ability to conduct and amplify energy, making it a powerful tool in spiritual and healing practices. It is believed to enhance the flow of positive energy, helping to balance the body’s natural energy field. Copper is often associated with the root and sacral chakras, promotin