Gold Stripe Kaleidoscope Jasper Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Mahogany Obsidian This listing is from random

This listing is from random pull of high grade cabbing and trimming rough sized chunks

It is one of the most rare forms of Rainbow Obsidian from the Glass Butte claims

This is the size most velvet comes out of the ground

Caldera takes an excellent polish and is an exciting material to work with

This material cuts some excellent flowering coral

Gold Stripe Kaleidoscope Jasper Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Mahogany Obsidian This listing is from randomGold Stripe is a variety of Kaleidoscope Jasper discovered in 2008. It was a smaller deposit, and was rapidly tapped out. Luckily, last year we discovered another vein in the area, and got some fresh Gold Stripe Kaleidoscope Jasper for the first time in nearly 14 years! It is a very hard form of Kaleidoscope Jasper, and while it can have the occasional fracture, it is well worth it to work around any that may be present! Some of the most captivating