Imperial Jasper Cabochon 22.4ct

Imperial Jasper Cabochon 22.4ctCalled King of Jaspers, Imperial as one of the five 'fine' jaspers along with Willow Creek, Bruneau, Morrisonite, and Blue Mountain. Imperial is found northwest of Guadalajara, Mexico and is a very diverse stone coming in many different colours. This Pink Imperial example is so pretty with light and dark antique and creamy pinks. In our opinion, Sarah has managed to source some of the finest examples of Imperial Jasper in the UK. Dimensions at widest

Hand-cut by Sarah

The name Disaster Peak comes from the summit's tragic history where a confrontation between prospectors and the Paiutes resulted in the deaths of 4 people in 1864

less commonly in wood

it's not accessible

Sarah has managed to source some of the finest examples of Imperial Jasper in the UK

Weight: 13

Carats: 26

Teeter Ranch Plume agate is from central Oregon and dug in the 60's early 70's by the Teeter family themselves

8cm approximate

Kornerupine Cat's eye stones on occasion do naturally include fissures on the cut surface

The silica that was contained in the volcanic ash would have dissolved in the water and as it travelled down into the ground where the trees were buried it filled or replaced the cell walls and then crystalised

Rarity: Currently mined