Serpentine Waterdrop

his serpentine waterdrop features smooth, vibrant yellow to yellow-green tones with subtle natural variations throughout the stone. The polished surface highlights serpentine’s soft translucency and waxy luster, giving the piece a warm, calming appearance. Serpentine is a group of magnesium-rich silicate minerals formed through the alteration of ultramafic rocks deep within the Earth.

Locality
Serpentine is found in many regions worldwide, including China, Afghanistan, the United States, and parts of Europe. Much of the serpentine used for polished carvings and decorative objects is sourced from China, where material with consistent color and good carving quality is commonly shaped into waterdrops, flames, and other sculptural forms.

Shape and Size
This piece is a polished crystal waterdrop shape, measuring approximately 3 inches tall. Waterdrop-shaped crystals are often associated with flow, renewal, and gentle movement of energy. The rounded base paired with a softly pointed top allows energy to rise smoothly and evenly, making this shape well suited for meditation spaces, intention work, crystal grids, or decorative display. Its compact size and clean silhouette make it both visually striking and easy to incorporate into a variety of settings.

Metaphysical Properties
Serpentine is commonly associated with calming energy, grounding, and emotional balance. It is often used to support relaxation, stress relief, and a sense of steady, protective energy. Many choose serpentine for practices focused on clearing old patterns, encouraging renewal, and promoting gentle transformation.