Green calcite is a naturally occurring mineral, a form of calcium carbonate, known for its vibrant green coloration. It belongs to the calcite family of minerals and is often found in sedimentary rocks and limestone formations. Green calcite's hue can range from pale to deep green, and it may exhibit various shades and patterns due to impurities or inclusions. This mineral is valued for its attractive appearance and is commonly used as a decorative stone in jewelry, carvings, and ornaments. Its soothing green color can add a touch of nature and tranquility to any space. Additionally, some green calcite specimens are used in lapidary crafts, such as cabochons or faceted gems.
