Serpentine Collection

Shop natural serpentine gemstones and specimens for jewelry making, lapidary work, and collecting. Our serpentine collection features bowenite serpentine, antigorite serpentine, lizardite serpentine, and New Zealand greenstone in a range of forms — including polished cabochons, tumbled stones, slabs, and raw specimens sourced from New Zealand, China, Afghanistan, Italy, and the United States. Serpentine is a group of magnesium silicate minerals prized for its mottled yellow-green to deep forest green color with characteristic black and white veining — often resembling jade, for which it is frequently mistaken and sold. Bowenite, the gem variety, is the hardest and most translucent form. With Mohs hardness ranging from 3–6 depending on variety, serpentine is best suited for cabochons, pendants, carvings, and display pieces. Ethically sourced with full origin and variety disclosure.