Chrysotile in Serpentine - 10g to 16g Tumbled Stone (Selected)

Chrysotile crystallises in the form of flexible and easily separating delicate fibres. The colour range includes green-white, olive-green, green, green-black, yellow, and brown, brown-yellow, brown-red, and white. 

Chrysotile - White,  usually fibrous forms, especially asbestos 

Antigorite - Green, usually represents the more solid forms.

Rough or  raw Chrysotile, a type of  asbestos, should never be brought near the mouth. If its fibres or particles enter the lungs, they can cause asbestosis.

This crystal is said to bring a bonding action between one and the object of ones desires, such that one may easily release the object whenever the need has been fulfilled.

The energy of Chrysotile may assist one in "finding” the "true” self by clearing the "baggage” of the past and by release of control over others, but may also assists one in maintaining control with respect to ones life.