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Lizardite, a green serpentine-subgroup mineral is surprisingly not named for lizards, but for The Lizard, in Cornwall, also strangely not named for lizards but rather for “Lys Ardh” the Cornish High Court.

I will give Rhodochrosite the art vote. It does appear in jewelry, but really it’s for strictly aesthetic “forbidden bacon” reasons. I mean look at it! #MinCup23
Lizardite (green) with Magnesite (white) and Hematite (black) from Uppland (Sweden) in a photo of a mineral specimen via Wikipedia
A hand holds a long thin piece of rhodochrosite which looks remarkably like a piece of bacon. In the background is a breakfast table, complete with two fried eggs on a plate and assorted fruit.