Patrik’s Minerals & Lapidary

BEAUTIFUL JASPER STONE

I COLLECTED THIS STONE FROM A COLLECTOR WHO HAD IT FOR OVER 10 YEARS SO THIS DEPOSIT WOULD BE ALLMINED OUT BY NOW THESE STONE WHERE ALL TOGETHER IN ONE BOX

SO I HAVE LISTED THEM UNDER PICTURE JASPER AS EACH STONE IS UNIQUE WITH

ITS DIFFERENT COLORS AND PATTERNS STONE HAVE A GREAT POLISH

WEIGHT : 39.70 CTS

SIZE MM: 50 x 23 x 5

( 6 MM IS APPROX 1/4 INCH )

CODE : G 3259

Jasper colors Jasper comes in all colors, mostly striped, spotted or flamed. A variety of trade names specify colors, appearance or composition. Agate jasper: Yellow, brown or green blended, grown together with agate Egyptian jasper: Strongly yellow and red Banded jasper: Layered structure with more or less wide bands Basanite: Fine-grained black Blood jasper: Bloodstone, dark green with flecks of red Hornstone: Very fine grained, gray, brown-red, more rarely green or black Scenic jasper: Brown marking caused by iron oxide, resembling a landscape. Oregon’s “Biggs Jasper” is now the most common source. “Bruneau Jasper”, from Bruneau Canyon, Idaho, is praised for its blue “skies”. Moukaite: Pink to light red, cloudy Plasma: Dark green, sometimes with white or yellow spots Silex: Yellow and brown-red spotted or striped