Lemon chrysoprase pendant 99.2 pure silver also Known as Australian Jade with Sterling silver chain
Explore the Australian lemon Chrysoprase Pendant, crafted from 99.2% pure silver by John Hablitschek. Our collection embodies the splendor and spirit of the natural world, featuring designs that flow freely with meticulous attention to detail. Every distinctive piece is a tribute to the organic world, guaranteeing that each is one-of-a-kind. Delve into our selection today and enhance your personal style with a touch of nature's artistry.
Explore the Australian lemon Chrysoprase Pendant, crafted from 99.2% pure silver by John Hablitschek. Our collection embodies the splendor and spirit of the natural world, featuring designs that flow freely with meticulous attention to detail. Every distinctive piece is a tribute to the organic world, guaranteeing that each is one-of-a-kind. Delve into our selection today and enhance your personal style with a touch of nature's artistry.
Explore the Australian lemon Chrysoprase Pendant, crafted from 99.2% pure silver by John Hablitschek. Our collection embodies the splendor and spirit of the natural world, featuring designs that flow freely with meticulous attention to detail. Every distinctive piece is a tribute to the organic world, guaranteeing that each is one-of-a-kind. Delve into our selection today and enhance your personal style with a touch of nature's artistry.
Renowned for fostering optimism, joy, and contentment, Chrysoprase is celebrated as one of the top mood stabilizers in crystal healing. Its vivid green hue and distinctive features have made it a popular choice for jewelry and spiritual practices. 🌿💚
Lemon Chrysoprase, also known as Citron Chrysoprase or Yellow Chrysoprase, is a type of Chalcedony Quartz that gets its pale yellow to vibrant bright green color from the presence of nickel. The brown veins that run across Lemon Chrysoprase are caused by the presence of iron oxide, giving the stone a unique appearance and texture. Depending on the concentration of iron oxide, the color of these veins can range from dark brown to a more reddish-brown hue. This gemstone is relatively rare and can be found in Australia, Russia, Brazil, Tanzania, and Poland. Due to its rarity and a hardness of 7 on the Mohs scale, it is considered a valuable gemstone12.
