October 13, 2023
J2B2: Stony Creek Brecciated Jasper Rough, 5.7 lbs
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J2B2: Stony Creek Brecciated Jasper Rough, 5.7 lbsStony Creek Brecciated Jasper Rough 5.7 Lbs.Stony Creek Brecciated Jasper is out of Stony Creek in Northern California. The material was collected in the 60's and 70's and although common material back then, the old timers picked all the rock up they could find and it is pretty scarce today, especially in any quantity and quality. This is high grade, old stock brecciated jasper/agate that is dense, hard and has excellent surface qualities for fine slabs and cabs and it takes a mirror polish.We are not professional photographers, however all pictures are taken new each week to show you the exact lot that we are selling and we try to bring you clear crisp pictures. Sometimes that is not always possible. All pictures are shown wet unless otherwise noted. We believe that we have a very high quality of rock from the old collections that we buy. We can NOT be held responsible for what is in a raw rock. No one really knows but the cutter. We always hope our customers get a high grade piece of material but unfortunately rocks being what they are that doesn't always happen. With that being said, once the rock has been cut, NO returns. If you receive a rock you are not happy with we will gladly refund amount paid for lot once we receive it back, shipping would be at your cost.We usually start
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