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Chrome Diopside Jewelry in Sterling Silver
Chrome diopside jewelry features one of nature's most saturated green gemstones. This calcium magnesium silicate mineral gets its intense color from chromium, the same element that gives emeralds their green. Most gem-quality chrome diopside comes from the Inagli deposit in Siberia, where sub-zero mining conditions limit extraction to a few months each year. With a Mohs hardness of 5.5 to 6, these stones work best in earrings, pendants, and occasional-wear rings. Browse our collection of chrome diopside set in .925 sterling silver.
| Estimated value: | $4,471.78 |
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| Weight: | 4.20g |
| 8 -adjustable | |
| L- 1/2, W - 3/4, T- 1/4 inch | |
| Item Code: | 17-lip-26-44 |
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Siberian Forest Greens Set in .925 Sterling Silver
Chrome diopside entered the gem market in the late 1980s when Siberian deposits opened to commercial mining. The stone offers forest-green to bottle-green hues that rival emerald at a fraction of the cost. Unlike emerald, chrome diopside forms with fewer inclusions, giving many specimens strong transparency and glass-like luster. The chromium content determines color intensity, with the finest pieces showing deep, even saturation without black undertones. Our chrome diopside collection pairs these Russian gems with .925 sterling silver settings. The cool tone of sterling silver complements the stone's natural green without competing for attention. You will find rings sized for statement or everyday wear, pendant necklaces that sit at various lengths, and earrings from simple studs to drop designs. Each piece ships free within the United States. SilverRush Style has worked with natural gemstones since 2005. We source chrome diopside rough and finished stones from established suppliers who verify origin and quality. The stones you receive are real, natural, and set in genuine sterling silver hallmarked .925.Is chrome diopside durable enough for daily wear?
Chrome diopside rates 5.5 to 6 on the Mohs scale, making it softer than quartz. Earrings and pendants hold up well to regular use. Reserve rings for occasions rather than constant wear to prevent scratches and chips.
Why does chrome diopside look so similar to emerald?
Both gems owe their green color to chromium. Chrome diopside often shows fewer inclusions than emerald, though its softer composition makes it less suitable for high-impact jewelry settings.
Where does your chrome diopside come from?
Most gem-quality chrome diopside originates from the Inagli deposit in Siberia, Russia. Limited deposits also exist in Pakistan, Myanmar, and parts of Africa, though Siberian material remains the primary commercial source.
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