Smaragdite
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About Smaragdite
Smaragdite is an emerald-green variety of amphibole (often actinolite or hornblende) that occurs as fibrous or foliated masses in metamorphic rocks, particularly in eclogites. Its rich green color, reminiscent of emerald (smaragd in several European languages), makes it attractive for lapidary work despite its relative softness. Notable occurrences are found in the Swiss Alps, Italy, and Scandinavia.