Bumblebee Jasper Obelisk tumble a member of the silicate

a member of the silicate group and found in igneous and metamorphic environments

Polished Snakeskin Agate tower from India

This hand crafted bowl consists of seven layers including each Chakra

Nice piece showing the hydrothermal deposition

Mookaite is a variety of microgranular quartz found exclusively in the Kennedy Range of Western Australia

Bumblebee Jasper Obelisk tumble a member of the silicateBumblebee Jasper (which is actually not a true Jasper) is a complex calcium carbonate mineral with inclusions of arsenic and manganese oxides. The banding and layering, which resembles a common bumblebee, is caused by inclusions of sulfur, calcium & Aragonite, Orpiment & Realgar, and Pyrite. Bumblebee Jasper is only sourced from one mine and is considered to be a rare mineral. These pieces are polished into a obelisk shape. You will receive one piece