Chrysocolla 

Colors It Comes In - Green, Blue, Teal

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Fracture - Irregular or Uneven, and Sub-Conchoidal

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Shape - Massive, Nodular, Botryoidal

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Luster - Vitreous, Greasy

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Texture - Fine-Grained, Equigranular, Sugary

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Streak - White to a Blue-Green

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Locality - Washington, Montana, New York, California, New Mexico, Arizona, Colorado, Oregon

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Where It Can Be Found - It can be found in copper mines, especially in arid regions. It's a minor ore of copper that's often found in secondary mines, and is often found together with azurite and malachite.

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Hardness On The Mohs Scale - 2 To 4 Out Of 10