Blue-Green Teardrop Cabochon Gemstone

This item is a teardrop-shaped cabochon gemstone, likely intended for use in jewelry. It measures approximately 2-3 centimeters in length and is wider at one end, tapering towards the other. The gemstone exhibits a vibrant, semi-translucent blue-green color, suggesting it could be a variety of quartz or chalcedony like chrysoprase or perhaps even glass. The surface is smoothly polished to a high luster. One end of the cabochon shows a natural edge with visible inclusions or matrix material in shades of brown and white, indicating it was cut from raw stone. These inclusions are concentrated at this end and appear as dark, irregular specks embedded in a milky-white and light brown crystalline structure. The polish on the main body of the stone is consistent and without noticeable scratches or chips on the top surface. The reverse side is not visible. The overall craftsmanship of the cut and polish on the green-blue portion appears good, demonstrating a smooth, regular dome shape. The presence of the natural matrix at one end suggests a deliberate choice to showcase the origin of the material.