8th Vein Ocean Jasper Slab #15 – Brown, Cream, Gray & Peach Orbicular Jasper

This beautiful 8th Vein Ocean Jasper Slab #15 features an earthy combination of brown, cream, gray, beige, and soft peach tones with an incredible variety of natural orbicular patterns. The lighter portion is filled with tightly clustered orbs, layered bull’s-eye formations, and flowing patterns, while the rich brown section creates a striking contrast across the specimen.

A dark gray band winds between the orbicular and brown areas, giving the slab a dramatic natural division. Throughout the stone are small natural vugs, pockets, and textural areas that add depth and character. The polished surface allows the intricate patterns and subtle color variations to stand out beautifully.

This is a one-of-a-kind 8th Vein Ocean Jasper specimen from a finite source, making it a wonderful piece for an Ocean Jasper collection, mineral display, or anyone drawn to unusual natural patterns.

Details

• Stone: 8th Vein Ocean Jasper

• Specimen: Slab #15

• Origin: Madagascar

• Colors: Brown, cream, beige, gray, charcoal, and soft peach

• Size: Approximately 5.75" long × 2" wide at the widest point

• Weight: 161 grams

• Finish: Polished

• Features: Orbicular patterns, bull’s-eye orbs, contrasting banding, natural vugs and pockets

• Quantity: One

• You will receive the exact specimen shown in the photos.

• Display stand shown in photos is not included.

Enhancements

This Ocean Jasper has been cut and polished to reveal its natural colors and patterns. 

Metaphysical Properties

Ocean Jasper is traditionally associated with emotional balance, grounding, patience, positivity, and renewal. It is often used in crystal practices to encourage a calmer outlook, release emotional tension, and promote appreciation of the present moment.

Metaphysical properties are based on traditional crystal beliefs and are provided for informational and spiritual purposes only.

Please Note

8th Vein Ocean Jasper comes from a finite, no-longer-producing source, making each specimen unique and increasingly difficult to replace.

Natural stone may contain pits, vugs, cavities, inclusions, fractures, uneven areas, and other naturally occurring characteristics. This specimen has visible natural pockets and vugs that are part of the stone and can be seen in the photographs.

Colors may vary slightly due to lighting, photography, and individual screen settings. Photos taken in different lighting are provided to show the specimen's natural color and pattern as accurately as possible.