
The intended identity is green nephrite rather than an unspecified commercial jade substitute. Intended material: Nephrite jade, tremolite-actinolite aggregate.
The intended pebble has a metallic grey sheen and comparatively substantial heft. Intended material: Hematite, iron oxide.
A white body with grey veining is intended; blue-dyed variants are excluded from this offer. Intended material: Howlite, calcium borosilicate hydroxide.
A directional flash appears only at favourable light and viewing angles. Intended material: Plagioclase feldspar, labradorite.
Blue areas, pale calcite and small pyrite flecks make an aggregate rather than one blue crystal. Intended material: Lapis lazuli, lazurite-rich rock.
Curving green bands create a distinctive display; repeated identical patterns deserve investigation. Intended material: Malachite, copper carbonate hydroxide.
A soft moving sheen is different from the broad coloured flash of labradorite. Intended material: Moonstone, intended orthoclase-albite feldspar intergrowth.
The branching pattern resembles plants but consists of mineral inclusions. Intended material: Chalcedony with moss-like mineral inclusions.
A brass-yellow metallic surface may retain tiny granular cavities after rounding. Intended material: Pyrite, iron sulfide.
A warm earthy body and fine sparkle distinguish this proposed selection from green aventurine. Intended material: Quartz-rich red aventurine, trade variety.
An earthy opaque red surface is the visual focus; occasional contrasting veins are acceptable. Intended material: Jasper, opaque chalcedony-rich rock.
Pink areas crossed by black seams differ from the green-pink patchwork of unakite. Intended material: Rhodonite-bearing material, manganese silicate.
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