SERAPHINITE COLLECTION

Seraphinite is a beautiful and unique stone known for its silky, feathery, wing-like patterns. It is a collector’s favorite and is often associated with angelic imagery because of its shimmering silver inclusions.

What Is Seraphinite?

Seraphinite is a variety of clinochlore, a mineral in the chlorite group.
Its name comes from the Seraphim (angels) because the stone shows silvery, feathery, or wing-like patterns that look like angel wings.

It is typically cut into cabochons, beads, or polished shapes—not usually faceted.

Hardness

• 2 – 4 on the Mohs scale

Color

Seraphinite typically shows:

Main Colors

• Deep forest green
• Mossy green

Feather Inclusions

• Bright silver
• Light gray
• Chatoyant (shimmery) streaks

These silvery streaks create the famous “angel wing” effect when the stone is moved under light.

Where It Comes From

The most famous and primary source:

Russia (Siberia)