Green rocks & minerals

Green rocks and minerals get their color from chromium, vanadium, copper, nickel, or iron. The exact green — emerald, olive, apple, forest — is a useful diagnostic clue.

Showing 361–383 of 383 green rocks (page 4 of 4).

Vuagnatiterare
mineral · Mohs 6.5-7green, yellow-green, colorless
Warditeuncommon
mineral · Mohs 5green, bluish-green, white
Watermelon Tourmalineuncommon
gemstone · Mohs 7-7.5pink, green, white
Wavelliteuncommon
mineral · Mohs 3.5-4white, yellow, green
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Werneritecommon
mineral · Mohs 5.5-6white, gray, yellow
Willemiteuncommon
mineral · Mohs 5.5white, green, yellow
Wiluiterare
mineral · Mohs 6yellow, green, brown
Woodwarditerare
mineral · Mohs 1.5-2.5blue, blue-green, green
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Wulffiterare
mineral · Mohs 3.5green
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Wyartiterare
mineral · Mohs 3green, yellow-green
Wyoming Jadeuncommon
mineral · Mohs 6-6.5green, black, olive
Xocomecatliterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5green, yellow-green
Yowah Nutuncommon
fossil · Mohs 5.5-6.5brown, red, green
Zálesíiterare
mineral · Mohs 3-4green, pale green, white
Zanazziiterare
mineral · Mohs 4-5green, yellow-green, olive-green
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Zincalstibiterare
mineral · Mohs 2green, yellow-green
Zincgartrelliterare
mineral · Mohs 4yellow, yellow-green, green
Zincolibetheniterare
mineral · Mohs 4green, yellow-green
Zincoliveniterare
mineral · Mohs 3.5-4green, yellow-green, olive-green
Zirconcommon
mineral · Mohs 7.5brown, red, yellow
Zoisitecommon
mineral · Mohs 6-7gray, green, pink
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Zussmaniterare
mineral · Mohs 3green, brown
Zýkaiterare
mineral · Mohs 2.5green, yellow-green, brown

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