Chrysoprase Mocaite which once competed with the

which once competed with the finest gemstones

Origin: Unknown

Dimensions : 13

Deux billes de jade néphrite naturel de 4 mm ornent les nœuds du cordon

Treatment: Stabilized

Chrysoprase Mocaite which once competed with theChalcedony is the most important variety of polycrystalline quartz. Its grains are very fine and it can be semi transparent to translucent ; it comes in a multitude of colors. The term "chrysoprase" is used to describe the apple green to darker green variety of chalcedony stained by nickel (Ni). The word chrysoprase comes from the Greek and means "gold" and "green". It is one of the most valuable varieties of the chalcedony family. Variety: Quartz