Ocean Jasper

Ocean jasper from British Columbia, Canada.
Strap width: 32 mm, 1.25 inch

Blue Biggs Jasper

Around 1960, this jasper was found at the bottom of a creek near Biggs Junction, Idaho.

Strap width: 32 mm, 1.25 inch 

Labradorite

Named for the Canadian province of Labrador in 1770, labradorite displays a rich play iridescent colors - blue, gray, green.
Strap width: 38 mm, 1.5 inch

Swiss Jasper

A great example of rare Swiss Jasper.
Strap width: 32 mm , 1.25 inch

Morrisonite

Discovered in the 1940’s, on the Morison*  Ranch in a canyon of the Owyhee river in Malheur county, eastern Oregon; this is an exceptional example of Morrisonite.  Morrisonite is widely considered to be one of the most beautiful Jaspers on earth.  The Morison Ranch has been closed to all merchants and rockhounds for a few years.
*James Morison spelled his name with one r.

Laguna Agate

"Laguna Agate is the most highly praised banded agate in the world. It is a nodular banded agate known for its tight banding and bright colors. Some Laguna Agate may have over 100 individual bands per inch of surface. The bands may be clear or white or any other color. Striking color combinations along with subtle color shifts in the banding are common.

This agate is found in a remote north-south trending mountain range that is in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico." 

Ocean Jasper

Ocean jasper from British Columbia, Canada.

Strap width: 38 mm, 1.5 inch

Imperial Jasper

Imperial Jasper is considered to be one of the world’s five fine jaspers. It is found about 50 miles northwest of Guadalajara, Mexico on the east side of a steep canyon just north of the small town of San Cristobal. The canyon’s steep slopes are reported to be covered with dense vegetation.

Strap width: 32 mm , 1.25 inch