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@RickSmith-kp3sy yes ,may as well if i take it out it looks like a quarts point.

Thanks, I've gotten some really big pieces over the years as well. They're just really dark and not very photogenic.

@wyomingadventures yes that's were mine came from as well but I cheated and used a metal detector.

@@SRLGemstone thanks

@upnorthadventureswithccc thanks Cherry it is amazing

@upnorthadventureswithccc I've seen pictures of noreena but that's it. This was a really good piece but it does have fractures. Thanks for watching.

@soul_adventurist thanks yes that was a great piece and I'm glad it was a big one.

@ExploringwithNaomie thanks it is an amazing material.

@RickSmith-kp3sy yes there's quite a contrast fron piece to piece, bad thing is it fractures easy so a lot needs to be stabilized.

@flinteastwood7179 possibly, it has a lot of fractures and would need stabilizing but then yes.

@@flinteastwood7179 i would like to see that

@@Wisconsinrockstalker most jaspers need heat treatment in order to be knapped, I'm not set up for that and I don't think you can fix fractures in lithic materials.

@flinteastwood7179 ya I'm not sure either but I do use opticon on small pieces and it seems to help

@wyomingadventures yes from port hedland just like the stuff from noreena

@leuserstoneschannel thank you my friend

@@dantangelo you can see lots of faces if you keep lookin

@billyjojimbob5814 yes very nice

😅😂 it's port hedland, neighbor of noreena jasper. They're both from Australia.

​@Wisconsinrockstalker Thanks WRS. I'm learning a lot from you and really appreciate it.

@RickSmith-kp3sy thanks and I'm still learning as well. We'll never be geologist but know enough to make people think we are. 😅🤣

You and me both.

Yes one of my favorites

@@SRLGemstone crazy 💚 green

@@outdooradventureswithfayde6832 thanks

@@greatnorthernviews3052 green 💚

@@wyomingadventures thanks a great piece.

Veracite

@Wisconsinrockstalker Aaarrgghh. Man, that's gorgeous. Do you ever cab or slab your cuts?

@RickSmith-kp3sy 😅🤣. Yes i do I've made lots of jewelry, belt buckles, hat bands and the like. I smelt by own silver, roll it and solder and saw what I need.

@@Wisconsinrockstalker Do you do any selling? You show such beautiful material, I'm curious.

@@Wisconsinrockstalker You work with such beautiful materials. I'm curious, do you sell your work?

@@soul_adventurist pretty rare to

@patriciamilholand3585 thanks yes the 💚 are amazing.

@soul_adventurist yes but Marra Momba

@ ohh, I will have to look that up! Thanks! 😊

@@SRLGemstone thanks

@soul_adventurist yes literally little crystals

@@ronaldhoppus9015 i believe it's an unwritten language. 😅🤣😅🤣

@RickSmith-kp3sy i thought it was the same as tiger iron but a recent viewer said Marra Momba has red and sometimes green in it.

@Wisconsinrockstalker I thought the same as you. It's sourced from Australia as I understand it.

@JnVrockhounding that's what I thought to but a recent viewer said Marra Momba has the red and sometimes green bands.