Jaspers have been revered by ancient civilizations worldwide as sacred and potent stones of protection, for both physical and spiritual realms. They were known as "rain bringers" and nurturers, healers of the spirit, and symbols of courage and wisdom. The name Jasper can be traced back to various languages such as Arabic, Persian, Hebrew, Assyrian, Greek, and Latin, with its virtues praised by renowned figures across different fields throughout history.
Picture Jasper, a unique type of Brown Jasper, features intricate natural "scenes" and landscape patterns believed to hold hidden messages from the past. It was highly esteemed in many cultures for its deep connection to the Earth, protective qualities during shamanic practices, and its alleged ability to reveal insights about the land and future events. Picture Jasper is closely associated with the planet and is recognized today as the Stone of Global Awareness.
Being highly attuned to the Earth's energy systems, Picture Jasper facilitates a deep connection during meditation with the planet's consciousness. It grants access to the vast information stored within the Earth's mineral database and can be used to explore historical events and connect with the energy of sacred locations and ancient civilizations. Picture Jasper promotes ecological consciousness and serves as a reminder that individuals exist not only for themselves but to bring joy and value to others.
As a nurturing and protective stone, Picture Jasper provides comfort, dispels fear, and energizes both the Base and Third Eye Chakras, enhancing physical and spiritual vitality while boosting visualization abilities. It promotes a sense of balance and creativity, encouraging the expression of hidden emotions for healing purposes.
Picture Jasper, a type of opaque Quartz, displays remarkable color banding, veining, and flow patterns created by petrified or silicate mud, sometimes featuring dendritic inclusions. When cut or polished, these patterns resemble detailed images or "scenes," making Picture Jasper one of the most sought-after and renowned varieties. It forms in nodules or fillings in cracks and is found worldwide, often named after specific mining locations. Picture Jasper's earthy hues result from its high iron content and other minerals, producing shades of brown, gold, red-brown, black, blue, tan, or ivory, among other colors.
- Price is for one piece
- Each stone is natural therefore is unique
- 3-1/2" height avg
