🌿 Seraphinite Slab Feathery Chatoyant Pattern Green Chlorite from Siberia This is a beautiful Seraphinite slab displaying the feathery, shimmering chatoyance that makes this stone so prized. Its patterned surface has strong visual appeal, and at 2 oz, it’s an excellent size for cabbing or adding as a specimen to a collection. 🔹 Key Features Material & Origin: Seraphinite, 100% natural, from Irkutskaya Oblast, Siberia, Russia Dimensions (Inches): ~3.6″ × 2.3″ × 0.2″ Weight: ~2 oz (approximate) Unique Characteristics: Feathery chatoyance, green chlorite group mineral, collectible slab (You will receive the exact piece shown in photos.) 📝 Material Overview, History, and Geology Seraphinite is the trade name for a striking green variety of clinochlore, a mineral in the chlorite group. It is admired for its shimmering, feathery chatoyance that often resembles angel wings—hence the name, which comes from the biblical seraphs (seraphim). Chemically, it is a magnesium iron aluminum silicate hydroxide. Most high-quality Seraphinite on the market comes from the Korshunovskoye iron deposit in Irkutskaya Oblast, Siberia, Russia, though related chlorite minerals can be found in other parts of Europe and the United States. Seraphinite is relatively soft compared to other lapidary stones and can be sensitive to acids or harsh treatments, so care is advised when handling, cutting, or polishing. Despite these traits, its velvety luster and feather-like inclusions make it a prized material for cabochons, jewelry, and display specimens. Its unique appearance, reminiscent of wings or flowing feathers, continues to captivate both collectors and lapidary artists worldwide. 📏 Additional Notes Natural Stone: This is a slice of natural stone. Being a slab, it has been cut on both sides but remains unpolished. Natural pits, fractures, or inclusions are expected and part of its geological character. Photos: All images are taken wet to highlight the stone’s potential. 👉 The final photo is taken dry to reveal natural surface details such as pits, fractures, or voids. This slab is not polished. Collector’s Highlight A fine Seraphinite slab with strong chatoyancy and feather-like inclusions—ideal for cutting, jewelry, or display.