Seraphinite Slab – Feathery Green Chatoyant Chlorite from Siberia Dinosaur Bone Fire Obsidian is easily one

Fire Obsidian is easily one of the most rare forms of obsidian known to exist

Here is a gorgeous slab of Kaleidoscope Jasper that was dug in the Gemstone Deposit

and sometimes I've seen the breccia carry the more rare orbed variety

and will take a nice polish for display or cabs

Brockman Jasper is a form of Jasper that comes from the Brockman Tiger Eye Mine in Australia

Seraphinite Slab – Feathery Green Chatoyant Chlorite from Siberia Dinosaur Bone Fire Obsidian is easily oneSeraphinite Slab Feathery Chatoyant Green Chlorite This Seraphinite slab showcases the signature feathery shimmer that truly looks like angel wings when caught in the light the very trait that gives this stone its celestial name. Its a fine grained green chlorite from Siberia, displaying that classic chatoyant texture prized by lapidary artists and collectors alike. Perfect for cutting, polishing, or display. Key FeaturesMaterial & Origin: