Chrome diopside necklaces bring the deep green of Siberian forests to your jewelry collection. This calcium magnesium silicate scores 5.5–6 on the Mohs scale and forms in metamorphic rocks under extreme pressure. Most gem-quality chrome diopside comes from the Yakutia region of Russia, where miners work in temperatures that drop below -40°F. Our collection of 5 sterling silver necklaces ranges from $615 to $3365, each featuring natural stones with that signature chromium-driven color. Free shipping to all US addresses.
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Most gem-quality chrome diopside originates from the Yakutia region in Siberia, Russia. Smaller deposits exist in Pakistan, Finland, and parts of Africa.
Chrome diopside rates 5.5–6 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for necklaces and earrings but requiring care. Avoid impact and store separately from harder gems.
Both gems get their green color from chromium. Chrome diopside offers similar visual saturation at lower cost, though emerald remains harder and more valuable per carat.