Greenlandite (Green Aventurine) Cabochon - Greenland

$139.00 USD
SKU: MSG1474
Weight and Dimensions

2 grams, 18mm x 15mm x 5mm

Shipping and Delivery

$2.99 Shipping
USPS First Class Mail
2-6 Business Days

Rich green Greenlandite (also known to many as aventurine) cabochon, a true gemstone marvel that encapsulates the captivating beauty of nature. Crafted with precision and care, this stunning cabochon boasts a mesmerizing blend of vivid green hues and delicate shimmering inclusions.

Greenlandite consists of quartzite with a green chromium-bearing mica, fuchsite (a variety of muscovite), giving the stone its bright, green coloring. The fuchsite can resemble glitter distributed throughout the rock when polished.

The smooth, rounded shape of the cabochon allows for optimal light reflection, creating an enchanting play of color and light.

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