Serpentine Cabochon

This serpentine cabochon specimen measures approximately 15mm x 12mm, showcasing a natural blend of deep olive green with black and gray veining. Known for its grounding energy, serpentine is a silicate mineral formed over thousands of years and is often associated with transformation and connection to nature. This cabochon highlights serpentine’s distinctive mottled pattern, giving it a unique character suitable for collectors or as a focal piece in jewelry. 

Serpentine is a group of minerals formed through the metamorphism of ultramafic rocks, giving it a signature green color often mixed with black, gray, or yellow. Named for its snake-like appearance, serpentine is commonly found in regions with tectonic activity, such as California, New England, Italy, and parts of Asia. It’s prized for its protective qualities and grounding energy, making it popular in rock collections and jewelry.