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Posted 9 years ago
Masterpearl
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I recently got this Art Deco sterling silver and marcasite necklace. It's a very pretty piece but I need some help identifying the green stone. I believe it chrysoprase but I'm wondering if anyone knows what the honeycomb effect is. Is it a synthetic stone? You can mostly see the effect when light is shined on it.
I'd appreciate any help.
Thanks
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The name chrysoprase is commonly applied to green stained chalcedony/agate (genuine Chrysoprase is a different stone).
Your stone is certainly a bubble agate green stained and sliced to get this pattern.
Google images for bubble agate to see what I talk about :-)
This!
http://www.glypticconcepts.com/turtleback.html
Good morning Kyratango.
What a fast reply.
Thank you so much for the info.
Thanks for the thanks!
I think you can mark it as solved :-)