Have seen this material in ebay. Although the seller is from Pakistan, item description states the stones origin is Afghanistan ( https://www.ebay.es/itm/Wow-708-carats-stunning-Trollite-Cabochon-From-Pakistan/233224226515?hash=item364d3f46d3:g:HBIAAOSwKRVc1tT9 ).
BTW, tyrolite, chrysocolla, azurite and malachite are listed in Afghanistan Mindat page but there are not photos of any of them.
Without analisys hard to say more than copper mineral embedded in what seems to be a quartz rock but if the seller says "trollite" (for tyrolite), why not?

I took the blue as being lazurite (or maybe afghanite), the white largely calcite (though it does seem to have that "glassiness" of sugary quartz), the described "mica" being errant phlogopite flakes, and the rusty areas being partially decomposed pyrite (because I pictured the samples as mine run laying around on the surface, exposed to the elements).

But I could also easily believe instead that it really is a blue copper mineral in quartz, or maybe even blue lazulite in quartz.  Certainly a drop of vinegar on the back of the white mineral would quickly prove (or disprove) the calcite component of my initial cheap lapis theory.