Emerald Tumbled Stone — A Grade

These Emerald tumbled stones showcase deep forest to silvery-green hues, with natural veining and mica reflections that highlight their metamorphic origins. Each polished piece carries the distinctive energy and crystalline texture that make emerald one of the world’s most admired beryls.

Purchase Options

• Single Stone: 1 piece (~15 – 30 g)
• 250 g Lot: ~9 – 12 stones (⭐ Best Value)

Color & Transparency Range

Emerald tumbled stones range from dark green to grey-green, often intergrown with black schist, quartz, or feldspar matrix. Semi-opaque to translucent zones may reveal the stone’s internal crystal structure under light.

Overview

Emerald is the green gem variety of beryl (Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈), colored primarily by trace amounts of chromium and vanadium. These stones form in metamorphic environments where beryllium-rich fluids interact with chromium-bearing rocks under high temperature and pressure.

During crystallization, emerald often grows within schist, mica, or quartz matrix, producing the unique veining and dark host contrasts visible in these tumbled specimens. Their composition and texture preserve the conditions of deep crustal mineralization.

Composition: Be₃Al₂Si₆O₁₈ (Beryl group, chromium- and vanadium-colored)
Formation: Metamorphic Contact Zone between Beryllium and Chromium-Rich Rocks

Metaphysical Notes

Emerald is associated with renewal, vitality, and growth. It’s long been viewed as a stone of harmony, balancing the heart and mind, and representing compassion, abundance, and emotional insight.

Why You'll Love It

• Deep green hues with natural schist matrix
• True beryl composition with mica and quartz inclusions
• Polished to a smooth, lustrous finish
• Symbol of vitality, renewal, and balance