Gemstone Tumbled Stone Pendant from Chrysoprase – with Fabric Cord

A vibrant green tumbled stone pendant made of chrysoprase, captivating with its fresh color effect and smoothly polished surface. The gemstone shows the typical delicate, slightly translucent structure of chrysoprase – lively, soft, and full of natural elegance.
Each piece is a hand-picked natural unique item, featuring its own harmonious marbling and individual color nuances.

With a size of approx. 40 × 20 mm, the pendant has a balanced, powerful presence, yet remains pleasantly gentle in its expression.
The 2.5 mm hole is ideal for leather cords, omega necklaces, or delicate silver chains.

The included black fabric cord (approx. 80 cm) lies softly on the neck, is supple and offers a very comfortable fit.
You will receive exactly the chrysoprase tumbled stone pendant shown – a natural, expressive piece of jewelry full of fresh color energy.

Product Details

• Gemstone: Chrysoprase – polished tumbled stone

• Color: Fresh apple green to mint green, partly slightly translucent

• Size: approx. 40 × 20 mm

• Borehole: approx. 2.5 mm – suitable for leather cords, omega necklaces & delicate silver chains

• Cord: Black fabric cord, approx. 80 cm long

• Wearing comfort: Soft, flexible & skin-friendly

• Scope of delivery: Chrysoprase pendant shown including fabric cord

• Unique jewelry: Each stone shows a unique natural structure & color effect

Geological Information

• Mineral Class: Silicates – variety of chalcedony

• Chemical Composition: SiO₂ with nickel content (responsible for the green coloration)

• Crystal System: Trigonal

• Hardness (Mohs): 6 – 7

• Deposits: Australia, Brazil, South Africa, Tanzania, USA

[TAB:Gemstone Lore - Chrysoprase]

Chrysoprase

This gemstone is a nickel-containing chalcedony. Chrysoprase has been known for millennia as a gemstone and decorative stone. Its name comes from Greek and means "gold-leek". It is also said that chrysoprase was already the well-being stone / harmony stone of Cleopatra in ancient Egypt and at the same time, chrysoprase was worn there as a protective stone against the plague. Chrysoprase was also Frederick the Great's favorite stone. People also saw in it a symbol of love, truth, and justice. In ancient Greece, chrysoprase was revered as a stone of the family; it was meant to preserve love and family cohesion.
In lithotherapy, chrysoprase is used as a gemstone for trust and security as well as emotional burdens. Chrysoprase is used for detoxification, and it is also said to have positive effects on skin diseases and fungal infections.

Its main occurrences are in: Australia, Brazil, Russia
The chemical formula of chrysoprase: SiO2 + (Ni), oxide, quartz group