Bundle of Petite Tumbled Chrysoprase Gemstones in white background
Bundle of Petite Tumbled Chrysoprase Gemstones in a white bowl on a wood table
Bundle of Petite Tumbled Chrysoprase Gemstones on wood table
Single Petite Tumbled Chrysoprase Gemstone on wood table
Petite Tumbled Chrysoprase Gemstone next to quarter for size comparison

Petite Chrysoprase Tumbled Polished Stone - Small Green Chrysoprase - Choose 1, 5, 10 or 25

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Chrysoprase has one of the freshest greens in the stone world, like a crisp apple, and these petite tumbled pieces show it off in a small, polished form. Each stone is about 0.6 to 1.6 inches long.

Carry one in a pocket, set a few in a dish, add them to jewelry projects or use them in crystal grids. The 25-stone pack is great for events, classrooms and resale. Expect natural variation from pale mint to deeper green, with occasional brown or white inclusions.

About Chrysoprase

Chrysoprase is a translucent green chalcedony whose color usually comes from traces of nickel. The finest material comes from Queensland, Australia. Prolonged strong sunlight or heat can fade it, so store it away from bright windows.

Stone Meaning: Chrysoprase is traditionally associated with compassion and renewal.

Quantity Options

  • 1 stone
  • 5 stones
  • 10 stones
  • 25 stones

Additional Details

  • Approximate size: 0.6-1.6" x 0.6-0.9" per stone.
  • Care: keep out of prolonged direct sunlight.
  • Stock photo. Color and shape vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is chrysoprase green? Its color usually comes from traces of nickel within the chalcedony.

Is chrysoprase rare? Stones with even, bright color are hard to find, which is part of its appeal.

Disclaimer: Please consult a healthcare professional for any medical advice. The information provided is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or condition.