The following is a list of Leek Green gems and minerals listed in our database. Click the pictures to get full data, click the X to remove the gem from the list.
Plasma Chalcedony: Plasma is a massive, semitransparent, leek to dark green variety of Chalcedony (a microcrystalline variety of the Quartz group), microgranular or microfibrous, consisting of speckles of red or brownish-red jasper, resembling drops of blood. It is translucent to opaque, may be dark green to bright-green, apple-green, or nearly emerald-green, containing microfibrous of actinolite, frequently fleck (read full)
Chrysoprase: Chrysoprase is a variety of chalcedony, usually black or leek-green in color. The most highly-prized variation comes in bright-green, apple- or leek-green. It has a waxy lustre. It occurs as mammillary or botryoidal masses. The microscopic quartz fibers have a radial structure. The pigment is nickel. Large broken pieces are often full of fissures with irregular colors. Its color can fade in sun (read full)
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Azurite is a gorgeous stone that when polished into a sphere may look very much like the planet earth. It's blues, and greens look like
Alexandrite is one of the more rare varieties of color changing chrysoberyl that changes color depending on the type of light that hits
The gem Andalusite is a gemstone composed of Lead Sulphate giving it a yellowish hew with a light tint of a rusty red color. Its named 
Celestine appears as colorless, or pale blue, and is transparent to translucent, and has two directions of cleavage. It is very brittle