Light Green Stone

Kambamba jasper is a dark green orbicular jasper that takes a nice polish and is found in madagascar.

Light green stone.

They represent renewal harmony and balance. Green gemstones come in different shades including sea green lime green kelly green forest green grass green dark green light blue green and many more. Gemstones come in an array of green shades and you are bound to love at least one but certain gems have those special hues that fire and sparkle more than others. Often an opaque green stone its nickname is transvaal jade because it looks like jade and is found in the transvaal area of south africa.

Kambamba is also known as crocodile stone because the markings on it remind some people of crocodile skin. For secondary hues most people prefer a hint of blue to a yellowish green stone. Translucent grey color with occasional banding. They each have different meanings but many are used for good luck especially around money abundance.

Why would you use green stones. Green gemstones correspond to the heart chakra prosperity and nature. There are a few things to bear in mind when choosing a green gemstone. Shop for kambamba jasper.

Yellow green stones can still be quite attractive but won t reach top dollar. In general a pure green hue is the most desirable and more expensive. Clear with green black inclusions. Amazonite often contains white streaks or lines forming random patterns that add character and depth to the stone.

Dark stone blending black grey and brown colors with cream specks. Being connected to the heart chakra means they are beneficial for healing a broken heart or helping you find love. It comes in shades of light green to a blue green color but the most desirable variety is a deep leaf green. Beside white and yellow nephrite also produces green rocks although these green semi precious stones are deemed inferior in quality compared to the chemically unrelated variety of jade jadeite.

Green gemstones represent the color of nature and the color of life. Nephrites are translucent to opaque with the shades of the green gemstones varying from light to dark green. Green gems may have blue or yellow secondary hues present. The kambamba jasper shown here is a dark green material with green to black circular markings orbs.

Iolite it is a strongly pleochroic gem material that when properly oriented can produce gemstones with a deep bluish color similar to sapphire and tanzanite.