Now this is some terrific "structural" color!
Here is the information from Earth and Sky
"This African fruit is called Pollia condensata – sometimes
called the marble berry. It’s found growing wild the forests of
Ethiopia, Mozambique, Tanzania and other African countries. It has
shiny blue berries – said to be hard as a rock – that are mainly seeds.
Although it’s called a fruit, it can’t be eaten. In some African
nations, the small metallic fruits have been used for decorative
purposes because their colors stay intense for many years."
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