Green Stone

Green Stone
What is the green stone/gem that comes typically from tenerife?

I recently went to tenerife and bought a little tiny pendant there.
It is a greeny/yellowy stone that looks quite quartzy and is quite see-through.
I remember the woman who sold it to me saying that it was a stone typically found in tenerife, and she may have said something about it coming from volcanoes? but i can't be sure.
I'd appreciate your help, thankyou x

I believe your stone is a peridot, which is a form of the minearal Olivine, and is found in volcanic islands like Tenerife and Hawaii. It is a pale yellowish green, very pretty. There are some pictures in the sites below.

Alabaster Stone Marble Miniature Grapes Green Fruit $24.99

Vintage 925 Sterling Silver Green Stone Teardrop Ring $8.95

Very rare & vintage green stone bracelet $5.99

Is Chinese elegant green loose stone censer $0.01

BYZANTINE GREEN STONE RELIGIOUS TABLET -1- $29.99

Alabaster Stone Marble Green Fig Fruit Made in Italy $19.99

Alabaster Stone Marble Grapes Green/ Yellow Fruit 8+" $56.99

Alabaster Stone Marble Grapes Green/Yellow Fruit 7" $40.99

SMALL ARTS & CRAFTS BRACELET WITH GREEN STONES in CROSS $14.95

Pre-Columbian Chontal Guerrero Green Stone Mask $49.00

BYZANTINE EMPIRE **BRZ. RING ** Green stone ** 5th AD. $68.00

green-grey stone votive axe Phung-Nguyen Vietnam $75.00

Neolithic Bronze Age green stone bracelet Thailand $546.00

Ancient Persian Ring #1 with green stone XIV Century AD $0.99

Pr.Regency style brass & green stone table lamps $50.00

ESTATE ANTIQUE GAY 90's GREEN GLASS JEWEL STONE BUTTON $40.00

Alabaster Stone Marble Green Fig Fruit Made in Italy $19.99

Alabaster Stone Marble Miniature Green Grapes Fruit $26.99

fine Estate green JADE CAT feline Chinese stone carving $680.00

BYZANTINE GREEN STONE TABERNACLE -1- $299.99

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