Sarape Jasper Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Big Diggins Jasper but you will get the

but you will get the display you see when the prior mentioned conditions are met

One could glue this and easily get 6-7 thick slabs of high end kaleidoscope

It has historically been mistaken for Lapis Lazuli

It is often rich in iron

it is well worth it though

Sarape Jasper Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Big Diggins Jasper but you will get theSarape Jasper, also spelled Serape Jasper, is a form of Jasper that comes from the Crazy Lace Mines in Mexico! Sarape Jasper also goes by another trademark name, from another miner; Zebra Jasper. Sarape Jasper is named after the traditional Sarape Blanket! It often has visually similar patterns as Crazy Lace, and is usually highly silicated! It can take an excellent polish, and is generally an easy stone to work with! It does have a higher iron