Where to Find Azurite in Utah
Utah azurite is closely associated with the same copper sulfide systems that produce malachite and chrysocolla. The Cane Creek anticline in San Juan County yields bladed and tabular azurite crystals in oxidized sandstone, often perched on dolomite seams. The Centennial Eureka and Mammoth mines in the Tintic district carry azurite as small, deep-blue prisms on quartz, especially in vugs that escaped weathering. Lisbon Valley dumps add azurite as crusts and stained nodules. Crystals are fragile and fade in sunlight over years, so wrap specimens individually and store them out of direct light.
42 mapped azurite rockhounding spots in Utah, across 21 counties.
Map of 42 azurite rockhounding spots in Utah
Azurite by county in Utah
Counties ranked by number of azurite spots in our database.
- Beaver County6 spots
- San Juan County6 spots
- Tooele County4 spots
- Box Elder County3 spots
- Davis County2 spots
- Grand County2 spots
- Juab County2 spots
- Millard County2 spots
- Sevier County2 spots
- Uintah County2 spots
- Cache County1 spot
- Daggett County1 spot
- Emery County1 spot
- Iron County1 spot
- Kane County1 spot
- Piute County1 spot
- Rich County1 spot
- Salt Lake County1 spot
- Summit County1 spot
- Utah County1 spot
- Weber County1 spot
Every azurite spot in Utah
Sorted by county. Coordinates open in Google Maps. Click a row for details.
