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If you're keen on green, this point is for you!

 

Green Aventurine, a form of quartz, is admired for its shimmering, glittery appearance caused by tiny inclusions of minerals like mica, muscovite, or hematite. These inclusions scatter light within the stone, creating an effect known as aventurescence. The green variety of Aventurine owes its color to the presence of Fuchsite, a type of mica rich in chromium.

 

Green Aventurine is typically found in metamorphic rocks. Significant deposits are located in India, but notable sources include Brazil, Russia, and parts of Europe. The quality and appearance of Green Aventurine can vary depending on the size and distribution of the mineral inclusions.

 

Green Aventurine has been used throughout history in various cultures for both practical and decorative purposes. In ancient Tibet it was believed to improve the wearer's eyesight. The stone was also used by the ancient Greeks in their jewelry and decorative items. Today, Green Aventurine is popular in jewelry and decorative objects like figurines and carvings.

 

In terms of healing and metaphysical properties, Green Aventurine is known as the "Stone of Opportunity," bringing luck and abundance. It's often used in crystal grids and other practices aimed at manifesting prosperity and enhancing one's chances in opportunities, such as job interviews or business ventures.

 

The stone is also believed to have a calming effect on the mind and body, reducing stress and promoting a sense of well-being. Green Aventurine is also used holistically and is said to benefit the heart and circulatory system, and is sometimes used in therapies aimed at reducing inflammation and speeding up recovery from illness.

 

 

Dimensions: 2.5"x2"x3"

Weight: 1.0 lbs

Chakra: Heart

Zodiac: Taurus

Mohs: 6.5-7

Green Aventurine Rough