Weight: 46 grams / 1.60 ounces
Size (approx.): 2.40 x 1.10 x 1.00 Inches
Has purple on this stone
Description:
Rare Blue Skaggs Jasper from Oregon, USA. Displays beautiful deep teal blue hues with distinctive swirling and layered patterns and brown / black veins. A unique collectible piece from an uncommon locality.
Features of Blue Skaggs Jasper:
Color palette: Soft to deep shades of blue, grey, and cream, often accented with tan or beige tones. Subtle, muted elegance is characteristic.
Patterns: Typically shows fine swirling bands, flowing layers, and occasional cloud-like formations. Each piece is highly unique.
Hardness: Around 6.5β7 on the Mohs scale.
Locations worldwide: Found exclusively in Oregon, USA. This is a highly localized and lesser-known variety of jasper.
Formation: Formed in volcanic environments as microcrystalline quartz filled cavities or fractures in host rock, creating the dense, patterned jasper matrix.
Rarity: Rare. Blue Skaggs Jasper is a lesser-known Oregon jasper and is difficult to find, especially with clean blue tones and strong patterns. Highly valued by collectors and lapidary artists.
Energetic & Spiritual Properties:
Believed to offer grounding and emotional stability, Blue Skaggs Jasper is thought to promote inner peace, clarity, and connection to nature. It is used for gentle energy work and for soothing overactive emotions.
Perfect for:
β Meditation & chakra work
β Display in crystal grids or altars
β Collectors of rare and unique minerals
Additional Information:
π§ The stone is wet in these photos to show what it will look like after being tumbled and polished. This highlights its true potential.
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