Tumbled Red Jasper Stone
Minerals and Gemstones

Tumbled Red Jasper Stone

This item is a single tumbled and polished gemstone, identified as Red Jasper. It exhibits a deep terracotta to brick-red primary hue, which is characteristic of microcrystalline quartz containing iron oxide inclusions. The stone features a smooth, waxy luster achieved through mechanical tumbling, resulting in a rounded, asymmetrical pebble shape with no sharp edges. Visibly, it displays subtle internal mottling and faint streaks of lighter pinkish-red and grey, which are typical mineral variations within the jasper family. Measuring approximately 1 to 1.5 inches in length, the piece appears dense and opaque. The surface condition is generally excellent with high reflectivity, though close inspection reveals minor natural pits and surface-reaching fissures inherent to the raw mineral's structure. There are no artificial markings, signatures, or enhancements visible. This specimen represents a common decorative and metaphysical stone, likely processed in the late 20th or 21st century. Its value is derived from its color saturation and the quality of its uniform polish.

Estimated Value

$3.00 - $5.00

Basic Information

Category

Minerals and Gemstones

Appraised On

March 3, 2026

Estimated Value

$3.00 - $5.00

Item Description

This item is a single tumbled and polished gemstone, identified as Red Jasper. It exhibits a deep terracotta to brick-red primary hue, which is characteristic of microcrystalline quartz containing iron oxide inclusions. The stone features a smooth, waxy luster achieved through mechanical tumbling, resulting in a rounded, asymmetrical pebble shape with no sharp edges. Visibly, it displays subtle internal mottling and faint streaks of lighter pinkish-red and grey, which are typical mineral variations within the jasper family. Measuring approximately 1 to 1.5 inches in length, the piece appears dense and opaque. The surface condition is generally excellent with high reflectivity, though close inspection reveals minor natural pits and surface-reaching fissures inherent to the raw mineral's structure. There are no artificial markings, signatures, or enhancements visible. This specimen represents a common decorative and metaphysical stone, likely processed in the late 20th or 21st century. Its value is derived from its color saturation and the quality of its uniform polish.

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