Infinite Serpentine Tumbled Stone - 20-30 mm

Infinite Serpentine Tumbled Stones show the soft, mottled greens this material is known for, from pale silvery-green to deeper forest tones, sometimes with lighter grey-green cloudiness across the polished surface. The finish is smooth with a faint waxy quality typical of serpentine. At this size the stones rest easily in the palm and the colour variation gives each one a layered, organic look.

Infinite Serpentine is traditionally associated with renewal and steady continuity, and is often chosen by people working through change who want a grounded, even-paced feeling alongside it. It is commonly held in meditation, carried as a daily stone, or placed where its calm green will be seen. The mottled colouring makes it a gentle, naturalistic display piece.

Each Infinite Serpentine stone carries its own mix of greens and surface texture, so every piece is distinct.

Key Properties
Primary Focus: Transformation & Growth
Secondary Focus: Protection & Grounding
Chakra Association: Heart, Root
Zodiac Sign: Scorpio, Gemini
Chinese Zodiac: Snake, Horse
Ruling Planet: Saturn
Elements: Earth
Mohs Hardness: 3-5
Stone Family: Phyllosilicate
Material: Natural Infinite Serpentine
Origin: China
Form: Tumbled Stone
Finish: Polished
Approximate Size: 20-30 mm (0.8-1.2 inches)
Approximate Weight: Single Stone, 100 g or 1 lb (454 g bulk quantity)
Listing: Single unit, as selected

Geological Information
Serpentine is not a single mineral but a group of related magnesium silicate hydroxide minerals of the monoclinic system, soft at a Mohs hardness of 3 to 5. Its green ranges from pale yellow-green to deep forest green and is frequently mottled; Infinite is a trade name applied to softer silvery-green serpentine material. The name serpentine refers to its resemblance to snakeskin, and the translucent gem form is known as Bowenite. Serpentine is frequently used as a jade substitute and is sometimes sold as jade, which it is not, and that distinction is disclosed here. Because some serpentine sources contain chrysotile, a fibrous form of asbestos, only confirmed non-fibrous material is offered for retail. It was worked as a green stone in ancient China, Egypt and across Mesoamerica. This material is sourced from China, with further deposits in New Zealand, Italy, South Africa, the USA and Afghanistan.

AuturaSol Standard
Each natural stone is selected for its authenticity, geological integrity, and energetic clarity. Natural variations in colour, structure, inclusions, and surface features are inherent to geological materials and contribute to the individuality of each piece. Any known treatments, enhancements, stabilization, or man-made characteristics are clearly disclosed within the product information where applicable. Every piece is inspected and photographed to reflect its true character; however, lighting conditions, screen settings, and natural variation may cause slight differences in appearance. If you have any questions about a piece before completing your purchase, we're always here to help. Where authenticity meets beauty, we tell you exactly what you're holding.

Care Note
Serpentine is soft at Mohs 3 to 5 and scratches easily. Store it separately from harder stones and clean it gently.