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- One of the gems found on Arelith.
- Malachit to minerał, który górnicy mogą wydobywać z żył miedzi. Jednakże szansa jego uzyskania wynosi około 1%. Inne potencjalne źródła obejmują zdobycze na wrogach, baganie rudy miedzi i przeszukiwanie skrzyń.
- He is also the signature character of the Nosferatu clan in Vampire: The Dark Ages.
- Malachite was an ornamental stone related to azurite and often used in inexpensive jewelry.
- Malachite Stones are salvageable items in Endless Ocean 2. When scanned using the Multisensor, they are shown to be made primarily of metal, stone, and high-density materials.
- Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 0BDA51
- Malachite is a crafting component introduced in the Blood and Wine expansion and can be dismantled into unrefined copper ore. It is not needed to craft anything.
- "Malachite" is a villain instrumental song from the episode "Jail Break" of Steven Universe.
- Malachite is a gem in Dragon Age: Origins.
- Malachite was a copper ore mineral.
- Malachite (Malaquita en España) es una Gema de Fusión que hizo su debut en el episodio "Escape de la Prisión". Es la Fusión de Jaspe y Lapislázuli. Estuvo encadenada en el mar desde el episodio "Escape de la Prisión" hasta "La Isla Sandía".
- Favored by druids for its graceful and natural beauty, malachite is known for its strikingly ornamental bands of light and dark green that alternate throughtout the entire stone. Painters have also been known to crush the gem and use it as a pigment. Adventurers have discovered that the gem bubbles and disolves readily in acid, making it an effective - if expensive - means of identifying certain dangerous substances.
- Malachite is the fusion of Lapis Lazuli and Jasper. They were finally defeated and poofed by Alexandrite.
- Malachite, favored by druids for its graceful and natural beauty, is known for its strikingly ornamental bands of light and dark green that alternate throughout the entire stone. Painters have also been known to crush the gem and use it as pigment. Adventurers have discovered that the gem bubbles and dissolves readily in acid, making it an effective - if expensive - means of identifying certain dangerous substances.
- Malachite is a Cat IV Kaiju that breached throught the Atlantic Breach on 7th March 2033
- Malachite is a Tyrannosaurus that appears in Wonderbook: Walking with Dinosaurs. He gets his name from the color of his stripes which are the same color as the mineral Malachite.
- Malachite is a mineral that miners can extract from Copper Veins. However, the chances of actually getting it by mining copper is approx 1%. Other potential sources include mob drops, prospecting on Copper Ore, and chests.
- Malachite is a mineral that miners can extract from Copper Veins. However, the chances of actually getting it by mining copper is approx 1%. Other potential sources include mob drops, prospecting on Copper Ore, and chests.
- Malachite was an ancient sorceror who did battle with a magician named Aion. To destroy the magician, he used an ancient gauntlet imbued with a magical stone. This gauntlet was later known as Malachite's hand. He was granted unlimited youth, but grew to hate technology and the 'terrors' it brought with it as time flew by. The Nostalgia Critic and the rest of the team at ThatGuyWithTheGlasses.com later learned of the legend of Malachite's Hand, and set forth on a quest to find the ancient gauntlet. Malachite was forced to do battle with the reviewers. He was played by Orlando Belisle Jr. in Suburban Knights.
- Malachite is a rock that is usually blue-green in color and has rock covered air bubbles all over its surface. Malachite is currently mostly mined in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and in areas of South Africa and the Middle East. It is usually used in jewelery because of its appearance, and it is similar to Azurite.
- The name Malachite may come from the Greek word malakee, or malache, signifying the resemblance of Mallow leaves, or from the Greek word malakos, meaning "soft". In the Middle Ages, Malachite was believed to protect against the "Evil Eye" and to cure various stomach ailments. Given its green color, malachite is commonly associated with fauna and other aspects of nature, seen as a stone that protects other from the elements.
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