Dioptase is a rare and beautiful gemstone that’s prized for its intense green color and high transparency. It is a mineral that belongs to the cyclosilicate group and is composed of copper, silicon, and oxygen. Dioptase is found in a few locations around the world, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kazakhstan, and Chile. Green gemstones come in an array of shades and you are bound to love at least one but certain green gems have those special hues that fire and sparkle more than others.

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The choice of green gemstone for costume and fashion jewelry depends on personal style and budget. With a range of affordable and stunning options available, it’s easy to find a green gemstone that can add a touch of natural beauty to any outfit. Soft Green Gemstones

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The energies of Green Stones encapsulate you in vibrations of unconditional love, which comes as a huge boost in self-esteem and personal power.

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These are very common and eye-clean emeralds are incredibly rare. Emeralds are fairly durable stones (7.5 to 8 Mohs) but the inclusions can cause the stone to weaken and chip when exposed to rough wear. They are commonly treated and fracture-filled to enhance color and stability. It is believed to promote emotional and spiritual growth, enhance intuition and insight, and provide a sense of calm and serenity. Despite its beauty and rarity, dioptase is relatively soft and has a Mohs hardness rating of 5, which means that it should be handled with great care. 27.MoldaviteBloodstone derives its name from the red and brown spots that dot its surface, like blood spots. Apart from this morbid association, bloodstones are beautiful gemstones that have been used since ancient times. Bloodstones are dark green to bluish-green gemstones of the chalcedony family and have a hardness of 6.5 to7. They are normally cut en cabochon but may sometimes be faceted. They are also ideal for carvings. Prasiolite has gained popularity in recent years as a green gemstone. Its light green shade is actually artificial. It's actually light colored amethyst that has been heat treated to a green color. Green quartz is a rare gemstone in natural form. Most material comes from a small mine in Brazil.