A translucent, massive, fine-grained, greenish-white to yellowish-white variety of serpentine that resembles nephrite jade in appearance and sometimes is sold as such, when it is known by the popular misnomer of "Korean jade." Sources: China, New Zealand, Afghanistan, India and R.I.

Bowenite is a hard, compact variety of antigorite serpentine found in Rhode Island, and several other places throughout the world. It is typically light-green in color and resembles jade, however it is softer and scratches easily. Although mostly light-green, there are various colour, including almost clear of colour.