Bruneau Jasper, from Bruneau Canyon, Idaho, used to be the preferred material. Oregon's Biggs Jasper is now the most common source. Some of the most treasured gems are those that show a picture that appears to be taken from nature. Most bloodstone comes from India, all Mookaite from Australia. Jaspers are found all over the world, with certain colors or patterns unique to particular locales. Various forms of this material are also frequently made into decorative objects, such as ashtrays or bookends.
Jewelry use of jaspers goes back into the early history of civilization. These stones are usually cabbed, sometimes carved, and seldom faceted.
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All types take an excellent polish, are trouble free to care for, and hardy enough for all jewelry uses. The names of various jaspers can come from their color: bloodstone, green, lemon from their pattern: orbicular, poppy, leopardskin, landscape, Picasso or from a place name: Morrisonite, Mookite. Jasper is an opaque, solid or patterned variety of cryptocrystalline quartz which consists of very tiny quartz crystals colored by various mineral impurities. While stones/crystals have been used historically, to relieve or prevent symptoms, the items we sell or recommend on our website, offer no guarantee of results.By International Gem Society Jasper (Quartz): “Picture Jasper,” Oregon (cabochon ~ 30 x 40 mm). The use of stones or crystals as a wellness therapy is one of personal choice. Simply because a crystal or stone is alleged to have one or more healing properties, either physical, mental, emotional or spiritual, it does not mean that you, personally, will definitely experience, or benefit from, any such properties. Any information you receive, whether orally, in written form or electronically, relating to crystals and stones from DejaVu Designs / DR Management, should be received and understood in the above context. Healing crystals should be used as a complement to other therapies and not as a replacement for medical treatment, diagnosis, or examination. For medical advice, please consult a licensed healthcare specialist. We are not doctors and are unable to give out medical advice. Location: Red Jasper is found in Australia, Canada, Czech Republic, England, Hungary, Italy, Mexico, Namibia, Russia, Scotland, Slovakia, South Africa and the United States ~ Red Jasper inspires a positive joyful attitude ~ Red Jasper encourages us to be true to ourselves and be our authentic selves ~ Red Jasper teaches us to save ourselves and make better choices ~ Red Jasper can be helpful in difficult pregnancies ~ Red Jasper can help with dream recall and analysis, ~ Red Jasper adds energy to your life force (like adrenaline) Red Jasper encourages honesty and to live honorably. Red Jasper helps face fear of failure as well as fear of success. Red Jasper can help heal unhealthy feelings of shame or guilt, and breakout of a "victim" mentality or pattern. It can help us feel safe and secure enough in our physical selves that we dare to more fully explore our spiritual selves. Red Jasper grounds and assists in new beginnings. This healing gemstone sustains and supports during stressful times and encourages a connection between you and the earth.
Stone Properties: Red Jasper promotes tranquility and wholeness.
In 1636, a lapidary described how a young woman was cured from chronic hemorrhaging by wearing Red Jasper. Additionally Red Jasper has long been credited for its supposed ability to stop hemorrhages and reduce pulse rate. According to legend, a piece of Red Jasper was set on the hilt of ‘Balmung,’ the legendary sword of the Norse hero Siegfried. Stone Origin: During the Middle Ages, Red Jasper was also considered a stone for warriors and was said to increase their strength and courage. Keywords: Energy, Revitalize, Unity, Stability, Honesty Stone Color: Red jasper is a rusty red color.
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