The name Seraphinite comes from the biblical seraphs or seraphim angels. Ut is mined in a limited area of eastern Siberia in Russia. Often called green chlorite, it’s typically a deep forest green with silvery, feather-like additions of mica. Rarely, it can appear in variations of red, yellow, gold, or black. The stone’s name derives from the Greek word seraphim, meaning “winged heavenly being,” because of its iridescent, feather-like fibers. The fibers have a likeness to silver, feathery wings flying within a gem of deep forest green. Set in Sterling Silver.
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