Biggs Jasper Polished Slab, 160g

Biggs Jasper Polished Slab, 160gThe stone was first discovered in the 60's near Biggs Junction in Oregon. It was then rediscovered by road workers in 1966. These guys took all that they could and sold them to rock shops in Oregon. The Biggs Deposit has now had a road build over the top of it therefore making this material scarce and very hard to find. This piece is polished on one side. Dimensions at widest points: 13cm x 7. 1cm x 0. 8cm approximate Rarity: Extinct Weight: 160g

It is a very unique material which is made up of a conglomerate of other stones which include chalcedony

Any rock cutters out there will be able to get quite a few cabochons out of this piece

Weight: 8g

Typically showcasing browns

This material comes from the same general area as Graveyard Point agate in the North of Oregon

Weight: 12g

Carats: 38

When trees die or fall they are sometimes deposited into river beds or or floodplanes

Carats: 47cts

and Blue Mountain

Please NOTE that this is a display piece and has a flat bottom so that it can stand up

Bluer turquoise is often used in architecture to cover the domes of palaces and mosques as the colour is seen as a symbol of heaven on earth