Green Aventurine Light Tumbled Gemstone

Name: Green Aventurine Light Tumbled Gemstone
Brand: Sage Spirits
SKU: GAsL
Price: 8.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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$8.00 USD

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Size Large - 20-30mm | 7/8"- 1¼” X-Large - 30-50mm | 1¼”-2”

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Key Traits

Attracts opportunity and luck
Comforts the heart
Calms anxious thoughts
Steadies quick decisions
Restores everyday calm

Chakra

💚⁴Heart

Zodiac

♈Aries

♎Libra

Element

🌍Earth

About Green Aventurine

Green Aventurine is a translucent, softly glittering variety of quartz colored by tiny inclusions of fuchsite mica. Long carried as a good-luck talisman, it pairs the optimism of opportunity with the steadiness of the heart, making it one of the most approachable and widely loved green stones. It asks little and gives generously — comfort when you are hurting, courage when you are hesitating.

Item: One (1) polished Light Green Aventurine tumbled gemstone

Look: Light green with a soft shimmer

Size: Size ranges are listed in the size options.

Note: Each stone is one of a kind. Photos show the typical look and may not show every size.

Non-toxic and durable. Cleanse with mild soap and water; avoid harsh chemicals and prolonged strong sunlight, which can fade the color.

Most Green Aventurine is mined in India, with additional sources in Brazil, Chile, Russia, and Tanzania. It forms as quartz colored and made to shimmer by inclusions of fuchsite, a chromium-rich mica.

Green Aventurine is a translucent to opaque variety of microcrystalline quartz (SiO2) whose green color and glittering aventurescence come from inclusions of fuchsite mica. It crystallizes in the trigonal system, has a vitreous luster, and rates about 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale.

Its name derives from the Italian a ventura, meaning by chance, after Venetian glassmakers accidentally created a sparkling aventurine glass.
According to tradition, aventurine was set as the eyes of statues to sharpen visionary and prophetic sight.
It was long carried as a luck talisman by gamblers and travelers hoping to improve their fortune.

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