0.49 lbs, 2.5"x2.9"x1.4", Kambaba Jasper Heart Crocodile Polished Crystal, B3755

0.49 lbs, 2.5"x2.9"x1.4", Kambaba Jasper Heart Crocodile Polished Crystal, B37559

Conversion Measurement: 

• 1 inch = 2.54 cm 
• 1 cm = 10 mm 
• 1 inch = 25.4 mm 
• 454 grams = 1 lbs 
• 1 kilograms (1000 grams) = 2.2 lbs 
• 227 grams = 0.5 lbs or 8 oz.

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** I never enhance images. This is natural stone and normal images. 

Look at images carefully. Crack looking lines, fractures looking lines are common and normal in natural crystals. Parts of the item might be uneven, unpolished, not smoothed, dents, rustic, chipped, missing parts, damaged, sides and edge damages, wears & tears and may have inclusions..etc. Some of them may have geodes parts. Those things are very common in natural stones. Minor flaws & imperfections are very normal in these types of products. That is why we spend a lot of time and take many photos to cover all sizes and angles with zoomed. 

Actual item may differ slightly than the images due to image quality, lightning, resolutions, contrast, zooming, computer screens and many other factors. However, in most cases, actual items look better than the images.

Kambaba jasper is a green, rhyolitic volcanic stone, often mistaken for a fossilized stromatolite, found in Madagascar, characterized by its distinctive blackish, orbicular formations, and is composed of quartz, pyroxene, and amphibole needles. 

Here's a more detailed breakdown:

·       Composition:

·       It is composed of a green ground mass of quartz. 

·       Pyroxene (Aegirine). 

·       Soda and potash spats. 

·       Circular aggregates arranged from very small amphibole needles. 

·       Location:

It's found in the west-central Bongolava region of Madagascar. 

·       Appearance:

·       It has a solid medium to forest green background. 

·       It features blackish, irregularly shaped orbs or circular formations. 

·       Misconception:

While some believe it's a fossilized stromatolite (similar to fossilized algae), thin-film and X-ray diffraction analysis show that it's actually a rhyolite. 

·       Other Names:

Kambaba jasper is also sometimes referred to as "Crocodile Rock" or "Crocodile Jasper" due to the resemblance of the black orbs to crocodile eyes