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Ocean Jasper
Shorelines, tide pools, and the patient work of self-care.
- Stone
- Silicified orbicular rhyolite
- Major Source
- Madagascar
- Treatment
- Usually natural
Ocean jasper is an orbicular stone from the northwest coast of Madagascar, a silicified volcanic rock full of round, ringed orbs in greens, pinks, creams and whites. It's sold tumbled, as palm stones, spheres and polished slabs.
Read the Ocean Jasper Guide14 pieces
Before You Buy Ocean Jasper
Is it really jasper?
Not strictly. Ocean jasper is a trade name for a volcanic rock, rhyolite or tuff, that silica later soaked through and hardened. It's found along the tidal shore of northwest Madagascar.
What do the orbs look like?
Small and round, built of tight, concentric rings, in greens, pinks, creams and whites. Size, number and color vary widely from piece to piece.
Care
Silica makes it about as hard as jasper, 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, so it handles everyday carry. Clean it with warm water, mild soap and a soft brush, then dry it.
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