Do you, too, find yourself enchanted by this Green Rutile bracelet?

The stone's look evokes a conifer-filled forest, light grey mist winding through the evergreen needles.

This unique gem has most often been found alongside Quartz in the Northeastern US, as well as in Madagascar and Brazil.

Green Rutile deposits form when Rutile (titanium dioxide) and small amounts of iron oxide are present during the solidification of Quartz crystals.

Stones and jewelry of this type are also called Green Rutilated Quartz.

This Green Rutile bracelet is sure to make a subtle, sophisticated addition to any collection.

(Photos taken by LAIFF Award-Winning Jean Luis Garcia)