Brecciated Jasper is a vibrant mosaic of fractured and recemented jasper fragments — a natural collage of red, gold, cream, and gray formed by ancient tectonic forces. Learn how this dynamic stone forms, where it’s found, how to identify high-grade specimens, and why collectors value it as a symbol of Earth’s renewal.
Polychrome Jasper — discovered in Madagascar’s deserts in the early 2000s — captivates with its flowing patterns of red, teal, cream, orange, and gray. Formed in ancient volcanic ash beds, it symbolizes the Earth’s artistry. Explore its geology, origins, grading, and collector significance in this comprehensive Grounded Lifestyles guide.
Mookaite Jasper — found only in Western Australia — is a striking variety of silicified radiolarite rich in reds, creams, yellows, and mauves. Formed from ancient sea sediments and microfossils, it bridges geology and prehistory. Learn about its formation, age, grading, and significance as one of the world’s most distinctive jaspers.
Picture Jasper is a scenic variety of jasper known for its landscape-like patterns — formed by ancient sedimentary layering and iron oxide staining. Each stone captures a miniature vista of Earth’s past. Learn about its geology, localities, grading, and symbolism, and why collectors prize these nature-painted masterpieces.
