IMP810c Spiderweb Imperial Jasper Cabochon From Australia with red and orange banding

with red and orange banding interlaced with white or blue-gray

and orange agate

This specimen features clear quartz

Between 12 mm and 20 mm long

These Obsidian Rounds are a smooth saucer shape

IMP810c Spiderweb Imperial Jasper Cabochon From Australia with red and orange bandingImperial Jasper Cabochon featuring spiderweb patterning in shades of red and brown. 21mm x 56mm Imperial Jasper comes from central Mexico, near the border of Zacatecas and Jalisco and north of the city Guadalajara. It is known for the size of the jasper deposit, its formation in both veins and nodules, and its ability to form the "egg patterning" found in only a handful of fine jaspers. Nodular pieces (which are highly associated with this patterning)