Where Chrysoprase is found:
Chrysoprase can be found in Australia, Brazil, the Ural Mountains of Russia, and
parts of the Western United States.
Color of Chrysoprase:
Chrysoprase genre ranges from a pale apple green to a brighter Kelly green.
This gemstone also comes in a called lemon Chrysoprase, which is a pale
yellow color, although the lemon variety is often speckled with darker greens.
Birthstone:
Chrysoprase is an alternative birthstone for May. It is also an astrological
birthstone for Gemini and Libra.
Anniversary:
Chrysoprase is the anniversary gemstone for the 18th year of marriage.
History of Chrysoprase:
Chrysoprase is sometimes called "Australian Jade" for its brilliant green coloring.
Chrysoprase was used by many ancient cultures in ornamental objects and
jewelry including the Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans. It was even believed
to have the power to turn the wearer invisible. Prussia's Frederick the Great
so loved the stone that he commissioned two tables made of Chrysoprase.
Chrysoprase is even mentioned in the Bible and is therefore considered to be
the tenth in the walls of the heavenly Jerusalem.
Spiritual and Physical Beliefs About Chrysoprase: Some spiritualists believe
that Chrysoprase can be used as a stone of protection for young children
and animals. Others believe it can relieve stress and bring success.
Chrysoprase
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