Lizardite
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About Lizardite
Lizardite is a magnesium silicate hydroxide member of the serpentine group, typically forming fine-grained green to yellowish-green or white platy to fibrous masses with a waxy to earthy luster in ultramafic rocks. It is named after the Lizard Peninsula in Cornwall, England, where it was first described, and is one of the most abundant serpentine minerals, widespread in serpentinized peridotite terranes globally. In gemology, lizardite contributes to the green coloring of bowenite and other ornamental serpentine materials used in carvings and cabochons.