Rainforest Jasper Slab

Though often referred to as a jasper, this material is technically a rhyolite (volcanic rock). The orbs (spherulites) of varying colors were once gas bubbles within the molten lava. Before solidification these pockets were deposited with a variety of colorful minerals (feldspars and quartzes). Sometimes, however, not every cavity was completely filled - notice that this slab has some druzy-lined pockets. A beautiful and unique material from Queensland, Australia. This is a rough, unpolished slab. Please observe images closely for flaws, as some degree of that is normal. Pictured wet and dry. Approximate measurements: Weight: 116 grams Height & Width: 5” x 2.25” at widest points Depth: 0.38” to 0.32” General info: Rough Rock Slabs