Collection: serpentine

The term serpentine for the gemstone comes from its resemblance to the skin of serpents, specially the green colors as well as the patterns it exhibits on its surface. The term serpentine originates from the Latin word, 'Serpentinus', which translates to of or pertaining to a serpent. 

Serpentine is a fascinating gemstone with distinct physical characteristics that makes it cherished and revered. Serpentine colors exhibit a wide range of hues, including shades of green from light to darker tones as well as brownish green, yellowish green and sometimes even black or white. The stone usually displays a waxy or greasy luster with translucent to opaque in its clarity. At the same time the mohs hardness of the serpentine gemstone ranges from 2.5 to 5.5 making it relatively softer stone as compared to many gemstones. 

Shopping time gemstones are believed to carry a wide range of feeling benefits and metaphysical properties which help in promoting emotional balance and rendering spiritual exploration for the wearer. The gemstone is known to be a great tool in meditation and stimulates the flow of energy throughout the body. It is also connected with detoxification and cleansing revitalizing of spirit mind and body. Other gemstones that can be used with serpentine to enhance its metaphysical effects include Malachite, Amethyst, and Rose Quartz.

Jewelry made of serpentine gemstone is known to be very mesmerizing because of its lush green colors and sinuous patterns that embody the elegance of nature. Atonements made out of this gemstone - rings, earrings, pendants, necklaces and bracelets are known to spread their unique charm to all kinds of outfits and events. Looking to create mesmerizing jewelry pieces or add stunning gemstones to your collection? Explore our selection of Serpentine available online at GemstonesForSale, your one-stop destination for beautiful gemstones at wholesale prices.

1. Where is Serpentine Found?

Time gemstone is found in locations around the globe. Some notable occurrences can be found in the United States, Italy, New Zealand, Australia, Canada, Russia, and South Africa.

2. How do I Care for Serpentine Jewelry?

To take care of your serpentine jewelry or gemstone, clean it gently with mild soap and water. It is also advised to avoid using any Harsh chemicals to clean the stone. Store the gemstones separately to prevent any scratching and avoid exposure to heat and direct sunlight.

3. What are the Different Varieties of Serpentine?

There are several different varieties of serpentine gemstone. Some popular ones include New Jade, Williamsite, and Bastite.

4. What is the Serpentine of Gemstone Price Per Carat?

The price per carat of serpentine gemstone ranges between $ 20 to $ 70 depending on the colors, patterns, qualities, and size of the gemstone.