Jasper
Opaque, patterned chalcedony in endless colours – one of the most widely used stones in human history.
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Also known as: Rainforest jasper, orbicular rhyolite
A volcanic rock with eye-like orbs and bands – the source of 'rainforest jasper' and many patterned stones.
Zodiac, planet and element links come from crystal-lore traditions and vary between authors. Birthstone months follow the American Gem Society list.
Traditional and metaphysical properties are shared for cultural and educational interest. Crystals are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.
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Opaque, patterned chalcedony in endless colours – one of the most widely used stones in human history.
Orb-patterned jasper from Madagascar's coast, whose deposit is reached by boat at low tide.
Pink and green altered granite named after North Carolina's Unaka Mountains – a stone of balance.
Rituals & pairings
A traditional cleansing ritual for resetting your space and feeling protected.
Traditionally paired with: White sage or palo santo smudge sticks · Dragon's blood, frankincense or myrrh incense · A white or black candle
Wear it & work with it
Wear the energy of your favourite crystals every day – browse our handmade crystal jewellery and dowsing pendulums.
Yes – 'rainforest jasper' is an orbicular rhyolite from Australia.
Opaque, patterned chalcedony in endless colours – one of the most widely used stones in human history.
Dark green stone with black circular patterns, linked to ancient fossil algae – a calming stone of nature.
Orb-patterned jasper from Madagascar's coast, whose deposit is reached by boat at low tide.
Pink and green altered granite named after North Carolina's Unaka Mountains – a stone of balance.