Tumbled Mookaite / 20-40mm AVG Menu Clouds creating its characteristic metallic luster

creating its characteristic metallic luster and reflecting the geological processes that contribute to its vibrant and sparkling appearance

or rainbow sheen depending on any included minerals

about 4 pieces)

and are named for how the crystal formations look like melting candles

The amount of silica affects both the color

Tumbled Mookaite / 20-40mm AVG Menu Clouds creating its characteristic metallic lusterQuantity: 1 kilogram Average size range: 20 to 40 millimeters Mookaite, while commonly described as a jasper, is actually a mostly organic stone. Initial radiolarite deposits, which are stones made from layers of microscopic ancient marine life, incorporated silica from local sand and other ancient creatures, resulting in mookaites distinctive color bands. Mookaite is named for Mooka Station in Western Australia, where it was first discovered.