Russian Serpentine

Russian Serpentine is a captivating magnesium silicate mineral sourced primarily from the mineral-rich Ural Mountains. It is celebrated for its wide spectrum of green hues, ranging from a pale, translucent lime to a deep, mottled olive. Its name is derived from its characteristic "serpent-like" patterns and waxy, scale-like luster, which give the stone a unique tactile and visual depth.

While it is frequently referred to as "New Jade" due to its similar appearance and translucency, Serpentine is a distinct mineral group with its own unique properties. Its ability to take a smooth, high-gloss polish makes it a favorite for those seeking a sophisticated, earthy aesthetic.