Duality

Enchanting chrysoprase sits atop a dendritic agate cabochon, dangling below is another chrysoprase, both stones are different forms of chalcedony, secured in a copper wire design.
 
The brilliant green hue of chrysoprase, the most valuable gemstone in the chalcedony family, used to be mistaken for emeralds by ancient jewelers.
 
The word chrysoprase comes from the Greek "chrys,"" meaning 'gold or yellow' and "prase," meaning 'green'. Chrysoprase used to be referred to as "the stone of Venus, and was often used by the Greeks, Romans and Egyptians to make seals, signets, jewelry and other ornamental objects because of its beautiful, vivid green color. It is said to have been the favorite gemstone of Alexander the Great.
 
Chrysoprase is a stone that aids in the opening and healing of deep emotional scars, sorrow, and suffering. This gemstone helps to relieve isolation and grief. Chrysoprase helps to maintain emotional equilibrium. When dealing with actual sentiments, it aids in resolving disputes, emotional serenity, and spiritual power. Anxiety is diminished by this gemstone, which is replaced with kindness and compassion.
 
Dendritic agate also goes by “tree agate”.  because the gemstone’s interior appears to have trapped trees and bushes inside. 
 
Rich with folklore from the ancient Greek dryads, woodland spirits who inhabited the trees and were thought to sow the seeds of an abundant harvest.
 
Dendritic agate spiritual meaning has roots as ancient as the earth itself. 
 
Because of its organic, earthy appearance, dendritic agate properties appeal to the lower energies of the body, offering grounding and stabilizing energies for spiritual and chakra healing. The link between the earth and dendritic agate is strong.
 
These stones combined makes a powerful talisman, singing songs of earth and sea.