🌄 Polished Vermont Serpentine – Earthfire & Moss Stone

This beautiful Vermont serpentine piece blends warm, earthy tones with deep forest greens — a natural palette created by millions of years of geologic transformation. Golden-brown oxidation mixes with mossy greens and darker mineral swirls, giving the stone a rustic, weathered look reminiscent of ancient pottery or petrified earth.

Polished to a smooth, glass-like finish, the interior colors come alive: flecks of blue-green serpentine, soft golden patches, and flowing bands of darker mineralization. This piece feels incredible in the hand — rounded, solid, and full of character.

A perfect stone for collectors who appreciate warm, grounding, earthy pieces with a natural, untouched spirit beneath the polish.

💎 Features

• Hand-collected from a Vermont river
• Fully shaped and polished by StoneBorn Creations
• Warm golden-brown oxidation
• Moss-green serpentine with blue-green specks
• Dark mineral veining and organic patterns
• Smooth, weighted, ergonomic shape
• A grounding, earthy display piece with a natural ancient feel

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No dyes, stabilizers, or artificial treatment — this is a completely natural stone revealed only through hand-polishing.

🌎 Geological Background

This serpentine comes from ultramafic bedrock exposed in the mountains of Northern Vermont. Over millions of years, water and oxygen created the golden oxidation seen on the surface, while the interior stayed rich with green serpentine minerals and amphibole inclusions.

The varied coloration — greens, yellows, browns, and dark streaks — reflects multiple stages of metamorphism and weathering, making each piece entirely unique.

📦 Shipping

Ships from Vermont with full protection and tracking.

International shipping available upon request.

🔮 Notes

Every StoneBorn piece is hand-collected and polished with care. This stone in particular carries a grounded, ancient energy — a blend of Earth’s warmth and Vermont’s rugged landscape.