🌌 Polished Vermont Serpentine – Golden Nebula Stone

This stunning Vermont serpentine piece looks like it was carved out of a night sky. Polished to a glass-like finish, the stone reveals swirling deep greens, golden mineral flashes, and natural black veining that gives it an otherworldly, nebula-like appearance.

As the light moves across the surface, the gold flecks shimmer beneath the polish — a combination of iron-rich inclusions and metamorphic textures formed deep beneath the Earth’s crust. The shape fits perfectly in the hand, making it ideal for display, meditation, photography, or as a signature piece in any mineral collection.

A true premium serpentine specimen from the mountains of Northern Vermont — bold, mysterious, and one-of-a-kind.

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💎 Features

• Hand-collected from a Vermont river

• Fully shaped and mirror-polished by StoneBorn Creations

• Dark, emerald-green serpentine base

• Golden mineral inclusions that shimmer in sunlight

• Natural black veining adds depth and contrast

• Smooth, ergonomic shape perfect for holding or display

• A standout premium piece

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No dyes, resins, stabilizers, or artificial enhancements — this is 100% natural stone, revealed only through cutting and polishing.

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🌎 Geological Background

This serpentine formed from ancient ultramafic rock exposed to immense heat, pressure, and mineral-rich fluids over millions of years. The golden flecks are iron-rich mineral pockets altered during metamorphism, while the dark veining reflects the natural fractures and mineral boundaries within the stone.

What you see on the polished surface is the Earth’s deep history brought forward into the present — a natural mosaic of color, texture, and metallic shine.

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📦 Shipping

Ships from Vermont with tracking and protective packaging.

International shipping available upon request.

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🔮 Notes

Every StoneBorn creation is entirely hand-collected and hand-polished. This piece is one of the most dramatic examples of Vermont serpentine you’ll find — a rare blend of dark hues and golden stardust textures.