Polychrome Jasper Free Form

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Polychrome jasper moves through tan, rust, pink, and lavender in the same piece, colors bleeding into each other with no clean lines, closer to a sunset than a striped stone. It's a playful one, good for whoever's forgotten how to enjoy a process instead of chasing its finish line, work, a body, a project that's turned into a chore somewhere along the way. Left in a natural free-form shape rather than cut to a standard shape, each piece keeps its own unrepeated outline. Set it somewhere you'll notice the color between tasks, or hold it before something that could use a lighter touch than you'd normally bring. Polychrome jasper is typically mined from a volcanic ash deposit in Madagascar, and its color bands formed in layers over a long stretch of time. This piece is left in its natural shape with a light polish across the surface. You'll be sent the one intuitively chosen for you. A little color to loosen a grip that's gotten too tight.

Quick facts

  • Material: Polychrome jasper, typically mined in Madagascar, natural free-form shape with a light polish
  • Sizes: A few inches across, unshaped
  • Best for: Reconnecting with playfulness, easing a project that's become a chore

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