for healing trauma
Chrome Diopside
Chrome diopside flashes a saturated green that feels like a quick glimpse of leaves after rain. Our Nashville studio wraps each stone by hand, keeping its vivid color close to the skin.
- Color
- Saturated leaf green, from yellowish green to deep forest tones.
- Family
- A variety of diopside in the pyroxene family; chromium gives it its rich green color.
- Wear
- 5.5–6.5 on the Mohs scale; protect it from knocks, which can split the crystal along weaker directions.
- A little history
- Diopside’s name comes from Greek words for double appearance, thought to refer to the orientation of its crystal faces.
Gemstone characteristics
- Color
- Saturated leaf green, from yellowish green to deep forest tones.
- Family
- A variety of diopside in the pyroxene family; chromium gives it its rich green color.
- Wear
- 5.5–6.5 on the Mohs scale; protect it from knocks, which can split the crystal along weaker directions.
- A little history
- Diopside’s name comes from Greek words for double appearance, thought to refer to the orientation of its crystal faces.
“Healing takes courage, and we all have courage, even if we have to dig a little find it.”
Photo coming soonChrome Diopside jewelry, made by hand in Nashville
Explore Judith Bright’s Chrome Diopside gemstone jewelry, handcrafted in Nashville, Tennessee. Choose a design that feels like you, and let the gemstone bring its own color and character to the piece.
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