Diopside and Zircon Stacking Ring Herkimer the "diamond" in their name

the "diamond" in their name is due to both their clarity and well formed faces

and evil spirits

semiprecious gem that is a type of fossilized resin from prehistoric trees

traditionally believed to hold ancient knowledge

Stunning 20 x 12 mm faceted Lavender Moon Quartz crystal set into an adjustable sterling silver ring with zircon accents and gold plating

Diopside and Zircon Stacking Ring Herkimer the "diamond" in their nameDiopside is a calcium magnesium silicate mineral belonging to the pyroxene group, commonly found in metamorphic and igneous rocks. It typically appears as light to dark green, monoclinic crystals, though it can also be white, brown, or black. Renowned for the intense green gemstone "chrome diopside," it is sometimes used as a more affordable alternative to emerald. These stones are approximately 2mm and are set into an adjustable sterling silver ring