Chrysoprase
Chrysoprase takes its name from the Greek krisos (“golden,” referring to its brightness) and prason (“leek,” for its distinctive green hue). Sourced from Germany, Australia, the United States and Madagascar, it belongs to the quartz family and is known for its vibrant, even colour that can evoke the purity of jade.
Often cut into cabochons, chrysoprase is among the oldest documented gemstones. It is said to have been worn by figures such as Alexander the Great and Frederick II of Prussia, drawn to its luminous presence and bold green tone.
Through the centuries, various traditions have associated it with harmony and calm — a stone thought to ease tensions and support emotional balance, sometimes linked to friendship and personal growth.
Its vivid colour and natural freshness continue to inspire contemporary designers such as Lito, Brooke Gregson, Cathy Waterman and Ivarene, who value its bright, expressive character.
Ivarene
Rainbow necklace
Vermeil / Sapphire / Pearl / Garnet / Moonstone / Chrysoprase / Amethyst
We by WHITEbIRD
Ismene chrysoprase hoop
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Gold-plated / Chrysoprase / Malachite
Grainne Morton
Boucles d'oreilles Bird and Cloud Drop
Gold-plated / Chrysoprase / Opal / Moonstone / Pearl / Peridot / Turquoise
Pippa Small
Boucles d'oreilles 2 Drops Chrysoprase
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Brooke Gregson
Beaded multi-stone necklace
Yellow gold / Apatite / Aquamarine / Agate / Quartz / Rhodocrosite / Heliolite / Chrysoprase
Tamara Taichman
Thulite and Chrysoprase candy necklace
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase / Tourmaline
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Ivarene
Valley Chrysoprase Necklace
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Karen Liberman
Chrysoprase Lavender necklace
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Anaconda
Collier Rosary Gancino L Chrysoprase
Yellow gold / Chrysoprase
Brooke Gregson
Orbit Chrysoprase bracelet
Yellow gold / Silver / Chrysoprase