Viridine
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About Viridine
Viridine is a rare green variety of andalusite, a manganese-bearing aluminum silicate, distinguished by an unusually rich green to brownish-green color caused by manganese replacing some aluminum in the crystal structure. Unlike common chiastolite andalusite, viridine occurs in specific manganese-rich metamorphic environments and is found in Sweden, Brazil, and Germany. Its unusual green color among andalusite varieties, combined with strong pleochroism, makes faceted viridine stones distinctive collector gems.
Jewelry Use
Suitable for daily wear