Malachite is favored by many for its vibrant green color and its swirling patterns. Seen here is (left) rough malachite from Chunchang, Guangdong, China; and (right) malachite chrysocolla from Mashamba West Mine in the Kolwezi mining district, Lualaba, Democratic Republic of Congo. Courtesy of The Mineral Cabinet, New Providence, New Jersey. Photo by Robert Weldon/GIA
For humans, the color green boasts many positive representations. It s one way we note when something is good for the planet green living, green building and even the Green Party.
Psychological studies have found green has a calming effect, provide inspiration and increase optimism. The Egyptian god Osiris was often depicted with green skin, symbolizing not just his role as the god of fertility but also of the underworld, linking green to resurrection.
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He owns world famous stamps and a prized coin Now he s selling
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He Owns World Famous Stamps and a Prized Coin. Now Heâs Selling.
Stuart Weitzman, who made his fortune in shoes, is parting with three of his collecting triumphs, including a block of four âInverted Jennies.â
This block of four extremely rare “Inverted Jennies” was created more than a century ago by a printing error that left the image of the plane upside down. It is to be sold at auction in New York in June.Credit.via Sotheby’s
March 10, 2021
On the day in 1918 when the Postal Service began selling stamps with an image of a newfangled airplane, a 29-year-old stockbrokerâs clerk and stamp collector went out on his lunch hour to buy some. He emerged from the nearest post office with a single sheet of 100.