Vistaite Jasper Cabochon 23ct

Vistaite Jasper Cabochon 23ctThe rarest of jaspers, Vistaite is an old stock mined out stone from a ridge above Walton Lake, in the Ochoco Mountains, Oregon. The deposit has been extinct for decades. Recent reports of finds have been realised to be misidentified examples of nearby Skaggs or Ochoco Green Jasper rather then Vistaite. Discovered and mined in the 60s by Oregon rock shop owners Hoot Elkins and Shirts Quant, our supplier sourced material from Hoot's daughter Judy

usually by filling

so if there is more out there

Perhaps because people associate it with cubic zirconia because of it's name

Dimensions at widest points: 4cm x 2

We have a very small amount of this material and none with this amount of blue chalcedony

This stone is now considered to be very rare and is only seen in old collections

Laguna Lace Agate is exclusively found in the mountain ranges of Chihuahua

Carats: 29

Carats: 33cts

This Material comes form Grant's Pass

Carats: 54cts

Desert Picture comes in a range of brown