Serpentine Tumbled Pocket Stone

Earthy greens ranging from pale olive to deep forest tones give Serpentine its distinctive appearance, often layered with mottling, veining, and markings reminiscent of natural landscapes.

About Serpentine

Serpentine isn't a single mineral but an entire group of closely related minerals formed through the alteration of magnesium-rich rocks, often in environments where water interacts with rock deep within the Earth's crust. Its name comes from the Latin serpens, meaning “snake,” inspired by the green, mottled, sometimes scale-like appearance of the stone.

Connected with grounding, renewal, transformation, and connection to nature, Serpentine is often chosen as a reminder to release old patterns and move forward with a steadier, more intentional perspective.

Each Serpentine Tumbled Pocket Stone is priced individually and carefully selected for its natural color, patterning, and quality.