Orange chalcedony

English
Orange Aventurine

Origin
India

Introduction
The chemical composition of aventurine is silicon dioxide (SiO₂). The orange luster comes from inclusions of mica or hematite flakes, giving the stone a warm, shimmering quality. It is also known as "orange aventurine" or "orange jade India."

In Indian culture, it is seen as a symbol of the sun and wealth, often carved into amulets or used in worship. In medieval Europe, it was worn as an ornament for protection and to attract opportunities.