Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.
Rough Deschutes Jasper specimen with scenic brown and gold banding, 38g collector’s stone from Oregon shown in hand.

Rough Deschutes Jasper Specimen – 38g Oregon Picture Jasper with Scenic Earth Tones – Collector’s Natural Stone

Loving Coastal Living
$50.00 USD

Add a rare and visually striking piece to your mineral collection with this rough Deschutes Jasper specimen. Mined in Oregon, this piece showcases the distinctive woodgrain and scenic patterning that make Deschutes Jasper one of the most coveted jaspers in the world.

Mineral Name: Deschutes Jasper
Size Dimensions: 2.3 x 1.3 x 0.8 inches
Weight: 38 grams
Condition: Rough, unpolished specimen with natural texture and formation lines
Origin: Oregon, USA
Chemical Family: Chalcedony (Quartz variety)
Composition: Silicon Dioxide (SiO₂)
Color: Earthy browns, golds, and taupes with flowing scenic banding
Formation: Silica-rich sedimentary deposit solidified by volcanic processes
Hardness: 6.5–7 on the Mohs scale
Nickname: “Picture Stone” for its landscape-like appearance and layered designs

Note: Some photographs were taken while the specimen was wet to enhance its natural colors.