3 green Turtle Gemstone Cabochons
3 green Turtle Gemstone Cabochons side view
2 green agate Turtle Gemstone Cabochons
2 druzy green titanium Turtle Gemstone Cabochons
2 emerald Turtle Gemstone Cabochons
1 druzy Turtle Gemstone Cabochons in hand for size
3 Turtle Gemstone Cabochons in a hand

Turtle Gemstone Crystal Cabochons - Large and Small - Green Agate, Emerald or Mystic Green Titanium Druzy

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A little carved turtle in shades of green makes a charming focal piece. These gemstone cabochons come in two sizes, small at about 39 by 22 millimeters and large at about 40 by 58 millimeters, so you can match the scale to a pendant, a keepsake box or a display.

Choose from green agate, deep green emerald, or mystic green titanium druzy with a glittering metallic finish. Turtles are a favorite with beach lovers, ocean conservation fans and collectors of animal carvings, which makes this an easy gift. Use it for wire wrapping, jewelry settings, terrariums, fairy gardens or a spot on your desk.

About the Materials

Agate is a banded, microcrystalline form of quartz that takes dye well. Emerald is the green variety of beryl, colored by chromium or vanadium, and nearly always shows natural inclusions. Titanium druzy is sparkly crystal coated with a thin metallic film applied by vapor deposition.

Stone & Size Options

  • Green Agate: small or large
  • Emerald: small or large
  • Mystic Green Titanium Druzy: small or large

Additional Details

  • You receive 1 turtle cabochon in your chosen stone and size.
  • Small: about 39mm x 22mm. Large: about 40mm x 58mm.
  • Titanium coating is a surface finish; avoid abrasion.
  • Stock photo. Color, shape and inclusions vary.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big is the large turtle? About 40 by 58 millimeters.

Is the emerald clear? No, these emeralds are opaque to translucent with natural inclusions, suited to carving rather than faceting.

Is the green agate dyed? Bright green agate is usually dyed; natural agate tends toward grays, tans and creams.