Malachite Obelisk | 6 inches
Malachite Obelisk | 6 inches
This exquisite malachite obelisk is 5.92 inches tall. It showcases vibrant green hues and intricate patterns which are signature features of malachite. Handcrafted with precision, the obelisk stands as a testament to both nature’s artistry and human craftsmanship. Whether it's an addition to a collection or home decor, it is a striking addition and captivates with its unique appeal.
Height: 5.92 inches
Width: 1.28 inches
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