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Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round in sizes 4mm, 6mm, 8mm & 10mm, Price per Strand

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  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 4mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 4mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 6mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 6mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 6mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 10mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 10mm, One Strand
  • Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round, 10mm, One Strand
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Chrysoprase, Natural, Smooth Round

This price is for one bead strand 15 to 16 inches long

4mm strands have 90 to 95 pieces

6mm strands have 60 to 65 pieces

8mm strands have 43 to 48 pieces

10mm strands have 33 to 38 pieces

Chrysoprase is one of the most striking, cheerful gemstones in the mineral kingdom. Technically speaking, it is a variety of chalcedony, a type of microcrystalline quartz. While most green gems get their color from chromium or iron, chrysoprase’s vibrant shade comes from trace amounts of nickel.

Chrysoprase gets its name from the Greek words "chrysos" (gold) and "prasinon" (leek), referring to its golden-green color. Its bright, refreshing color has long been associated with the renewal of spring, fertility, and new growth. In astrology, it is also highly connected to the zodiac signs Taurus and Gemini.

The world's finest, most saturated chrysoprase comes from Queensland, Australia. Because it mimics high-grade imperial jadeite, it is frequently traded in Asian markets under the nickname "Australian Jade"

If your chrysoprase starts to lose its vibrant color from being in the sun, you can often restore its glow by storing it in a dark, moist environment (like wrapped in a damp cloth) to let it rehydrate!

Hardness 7

This is a natural stone that has had no treatment other than cutting, drilling, and polishing

The source of these beads is Australia and they are cut, drilled and polished in China

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