Alexandrite is a color-changing gem that is either green or red-purple based on the light it is viewed with. Green diamonds are very rare in nature but can be made synthetically. You may also be interested in blue-green stones.Įmerald is the most famous precious green gemstone, but sapphire also can be green.

Prasiolite, prehnite, chrysoprase, jade, green apatite, variscite, kornerupine, hiddenite, gaspeite, seraphinite, green tourmaline (verdalite), and peridot.īloodstone, malachite, and moldavite are darker green. Which stones are light green or pale green? Agate, onyx, and fluorite can also be green. Other green gems include chrome diopside, green sapphire, tsavorite garnet, and demantoid garnet. If you have any questions about colour, please contact us directly for more images/videos or visit us in person for a viewing.What are some other green colored gemstones & crystals? We cannot guarantee that the colour you see accurately portrays the true colour of the product in person. In addition, lighting conditions at the time the photo was taken can also affect an image's colour. Every screen has different capability to display colours, and every individual may see these colours differently. *Disclaimer* : Colours may vary from the images shown. Items must be unworn, in original condition & packaging.

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Symbolising ‘twin souls’, this ring is an ideal way to celebrate all types of love and human connection. Light green double sapphire engagement ring handmade by Australian designer Krista McRae.

Light green sapphire