Loose Chrysoprase Gemstones: Natural, Polished, Faceted and Cabochons

FAQs

What is Chrysoprase and why is it popular?

Chrysoprase is a vibrant green variety of chalcedony, known for its unique color and translucency. It is highly valued for its beauty and is often used in Chrysoprase jewelry, including necklaces, rings, and earrings.

What is loose Chrysoprase?

Loose Chrysoprase refers to gemstones that are not set in jewelry. These stones can be in the form of Chrysoprase cabochons, faceted stones, Chrysoprase slabs, or rough cuts, making them ideal for custom designs and collectors.

What is the difference between Natural Chrysoprase and Polished Chrysoprase?

Natural Chrysoprase is an unaltered gemstone with a raw, earthy appearance, often found as Chrysoprase rough. In contrast, Polished Chrysoprase has a smooth, shiny surface, enhancing its color and clarity, and is commonly used in finished jewelry pieces.

How can I use Chrysoprase beads in my jewelry designs?

Chrysoprase beads are versatile and can be used to create stunning bracelets, necklaces, and earrings. They pair well with other gemstones and add a bright pop of color to any design.

What types of cuts are available for Chrysoprase stones?

Our collection includes various cuts such as Chrysoprase oval cut, faceted, and cabochons. The Chrysoprase oval cut is popular for its classic shape, while faceted Chrysoprase stones are prized for their sparkle and brilliance.

Are Chrysoprase slabs and crystals available?

Yes, we offer Chrysoprase slabs and Chrysoprase crystals. These are ideal for collectors or for those looking to create custom, one-of-a-kind jewelry pieces.

Can I lose the color of my Chrysoprase stone?

Although rare, exposure to prolonged sunlight or heat may cause the vibrant color of Chrysoprase to fade slightly. It's recommended to store your Chrysoprase gemstones in a cool, dark place when not in use.