Serpentine, aventurine, zoisite, and labradorite bracelet

Four minerals of serpentine, aventurine, zoisite, and labradorite on a corded bracelet handmade with silver plated spacers and clasps
9 inch long

serpentine crystallizes in the form of fibers, plate like layers, masses, and sometimes crystals. The color ranges from green, green-black, brown-red, brown-yellow, yellow-green, and white. the Latin for Serpens meaning snake. Hydrous magnesium iron silicate

aventurine is a variety of mineral with bright particles of mice and hematite. the color is a vitreous lustrous green has within it quartz and feldspar appearing as orange, red, grey, blue, yellow, and brown. silicon dioxide

zoisite is a member of the epidote group, and crystallizes in the form of masses and straited prismatic crystals. the color range includes colorless, white, pink, brown-tan, blue, purple, yellow, yellow-brown, green, and red. located in Tanzania Africa
calcium aluminum silicate hydroxide

labradorite is a type of plagioclase feldspar crystallizing in the form of masses, grains, and tubular structures. The color ranges from white, yellow, green, brown, blue, grey, and colorless. often displays spectral colors due to the composition of plate like structures reflecting light.
calcium aluminum silicate