Gypsy Jasper Kaleidoscope Jasper Slab Lapidary Stone Slab

Gypsy Jasper is one of the first varieties of Kaleidoscope that were ever found. Gypsy Jasper was named after our childhood dog, Gypsy. It is a unique deposit at the Kaleidoscope Jasper Mines that often has some gorgeous blue colors and plasma like flows. It is also the only deposit that can sometimes have the signature Tee-Pee patterns. Sadly, the last few years we have had 0 luck at the Gypsy Jasper deposit, and as of right now, it appears to have been tapped out.   The Kaleidoscope discovery was made on the winter of 2007/2008 on a prospecting trip with Dale and two of his sons; Derek and myself, in Oregon. The deposit quickly proved beyond a doubt to be one of the most significant deposits ever discovered in the northwest by its vast varieties of color and pattern and Gem Quality Jasper and Agate. Kaleidoscope Jasper comes in so many different colors, patterns, and varieties. The majority of Kaleidoscope is a Bog Wood formation, often containing pieces of wood debris and other orga