Yellow Tree Dendritic Jasper Slab Rare Lapidary Rough which is most commonly blue

which is most commonly blue

Another thing that’s noteworthy and unique about this material is that it’s very colorful for a fossil - that coupled with the distinct orbicular and oblong shapes of the larval casings make for an incredibly striking specimen

fiery-orange sections where the reds and yellows have blended

denim-blue color - a great way to get such a vibrant color in a relatively hard material (MOHS 7-8)

Yellow Tree Dendritic Jasper Slab Rare Lapidary Rough which is most commonly blueThis material comes from Fremont County, Wyoming. Its formations vacillate between finely detailed dendrites and bold, inky silhouettes reminiscent of Rorschach tests. The numerous dark dendrites against the earthy yellow, cream, and salmon colored background make for a stunning scene! Lots of drama and contrast. This is a rough, unpolished slab. Please observe images closely for flaws, as some degree of that is normal. Pictured wet and dry.