Crystal Polychrome Jasper Mushroom Specimen Collectors Carving

Polychrome jasper, also known as desert jasper, is a semi-precious gemstone that forms in large formations of opaque, multi-colored chalcedony. The name translates to "multi-color jasper" and refers to its many colors, which can include cream, brown, red, orange, pink, purple, blue, and green. The stone can be banded, swirled, or have circular patterns or orbs, and it takes a nice polis. Occurrence: Polychrome Jasper is primarily found in specific geological settings associated with volcanic activity and sedimentary processes. One notable source of Polychrome Jasper is located in the Savannah region of South Africa, particularly in the deserts and arid landscapes surrounding the Kalahari Basin