Chrysoprase Gemstones: Properties, History, and Uses

With its vivid apple-green hue, chrysoprase has captivated jewelers and collectors for centuries.

This rare variety of chalcedony gets its bright color from traces of nickel. Top-quality chrysoprase is highly transparent with an almost neon-green glow.

Historically mined in Poland and Russia, chrysoprase remains a niche collector's stone.

We'll share expert insight into evaluating and buying quality chrysoprase specimens. Learn how to identify true chrysoprase based on color, clarity, and inclusions.

Additionally, dive into the chrysoprase's rich history, including its mythological origins and use in Victorian jewelry.

Whether you're a gem aficionado or simply enjoy natural beauty, broaden your knowledge of this unique green quartz in our chrysoprase resource center.