Pyrite Included Serpentine (Jade) selenite This pale green Apophyllite cluster

This pale green Apophyllite cluster features well-formed

The smoky color results from natural radiation affecting trace aluminum within the quartz structure over millions of years

75" and weighs 1

25” and weighs 1

25” x 2” and weighs 4

Pyrite Included Serpentine (Jade) selenite This pale green Apophyllite clusterThis variety of serpentine, often called new jade, displays fine inclusions of pyrite that add a metallic shimmer to its soft green surface. Serpentine is a magnesium silicate mineral formed through the alteration of ultramafic rocks, while pyrite (FeS) crystallizes as golden flecks within the stone. Together they create a striking contrast of earthy green and metallic gold, most commonly found in deposits from China and South Africa. This item is 2.