Pyrite Included Serpentine (Jade) gold Its name comes from the

Its name comes from the Greek word "amethytos" meaning not drunk

adding an extra dimension to its natural beauty

5" and weighs 6

It typically appears metallic and pale bronze with a bright reflective luster

dating back to the Pennsylvanian Period (~300 MYO) when vast coal swamps covered much of ancient Earth

Pyrite Included Serpentine (Jade) gold Its name comes from theThis variety of serpentine, often called new jade, displays fine inclusions of pyrite that add a metallic shimmer to its soft green surface. Serpentine is a magnesium silicate mineral formed through the alteration of ultramafic rocks, while pyrite (FeS) crystallizes as golden flecks within the stone. Together they create a striking contrast of earthy green and metallic gold, most commonly found in deposits from China and South Africa. This item is 2.