OJ Freeform T25 #10

Characterized by its distinctive orbicular patterns, Ocean Jasper presents a stunning array of colors, including greens, whites, pinks, and browns, often arranged in striking, spherical or "eye-like" formations.
The formation of these orbs is a fascinating geological process. Ocean Jasper is primarily found in Madagascar, and its unique patterns are attributed to the rhythmic crystallization of silica within cavities in rhyolitic lava flows.As silica-rich fluids circulated through these cavities, they precipitated layers of chalcedony, creating the concentric or radiating patterns that define Ocean Jasper. The varying mineral compositions within the fluids, along with changes in temperature and pressure, contributed to the diverse color palettes and intricate designs seen in each sphere.