I think that this matrix specimen of botryoidal, dark, sea foam green, malachite, to 2.5 cm across, is as good as it gets from Bisbee. Classic in sculptural, waterfall-like aesthetics! In fact, this would be a good specimen from Zaire, even. For me, it's the elongation of the botryoids into a stalactitic form, as well as the color, that makes this specimen a winner. This was formerly in the collection of Don Belsher. He acquired from Dick Groom in 1971.