Fruit Jasper, found primarily in India, is a true jasper—microcrystalline quartz enriched with iron, clay, and trace minerals that create vivid reds, greens, and golds. Known for its orchard-like color palette, it reflects Earth’s elemental artistry: heat, pressure, and mineral chemistry transforming ancient sediment into a polished symbol of vitality and renewal.
Dendritic Agate, a translucent chalcedony marked by branch-like mineral inclusions, captures nature’s artistry in stone. Formed when manganese and iron oxides crystallize through silica, its fern-like patterns resemble miniature forests—proof that Earth paints with chemistry as deftly as any artist.
One of humanity’s oldest known gemstones, Red Jasper combines geologic wonder with cultural legacy. From ancient Egyptian amulets to modern lapidary art, this deep crimson chalcedony tells a story of fire, iron, and endurance — a stone born from Earth’s core energies and carried through human history.
