Red Aventurine Serpentine, also known simply as Red Serpentine or Red Aventurine, combines the properties of both red aventurine and serpentine.
Red aventurine is a type of quartz that is translucent and has a shimmering or glistening effect. This effect is called "aventurescence" and is caused by small, leaf-like or plate-like inclusions, usually mica, throughout the stone. Red aventurine gets its red color from hematite inclusions.
Serpentine is a group of green minerals that are often mistaken for jade. It's primarily composed of magnesium silicate and is known for its distinctive green color, which can range from pale green to deep olive.
