Kabamby Ocean Jasper Rough Free Form
While Ocean Jasper only comes from one place in the world, the northwestern corner of Madagascar, there are two distinct deposits, about ten miles apart: Marovato, along the shoreline, and Kabamby, further inland. While the veins in Marovato are currently tapped out, the mine at Kabamby is still productive, yielding a distinctly yellow and green stone, sometimes red and cream. Its orbs tend to be larger than the Marovato material and can produce a unique geometric patterning where they touch one another. To read more about the geology of Ocean Jasper, check out the article on our main website, Enter the Earth.
Ocean Jasper is associated metaphysically with purification, balancing “parts to wholes”, like working on a specific chakra and then helping it integrate back into the energy body, and emotional, mental, and physical well being. To read more about the metaphysical properties of Ocean Jasper, check out Christopher’s blog on our website and Stacie’s blog here.
This free form sculpture was produced by cutting a flat bottom on a rough piece of Kabamby Ocean Jasper. It measures approximately 5 1/4" X 6" X 4 1/4" and weighs approximately 8.48 lbs. This particular piece is a cross section of different crystal growth. One end is covered in brown to white druzy quartz, followed by zone of small reddish yellow orbs, floating in a bed of green crystals, and ending in a area of round and geometric orbs in mustard yellow and light green.
There is a small rectangular area of discoloration caused by a sticker on the bottom of the piece.
