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Leopardskin Jasper

Name: Leopardskin Jasper
SKU: MC_WI3U76
Availability: InStock

$11.75 – $13.75

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This gem has passed the following ethical standards to protect the environment and workers.

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Product Details

Origin	Mexico
Polish	Shiny & Smooth
Quality	A (quality chart)
Shape	Rounded
Color	Red, Pink, Multi-Colored
Transparency	Opaque
Average Size	Varies (size chart)
Average Weight	Varies

Taking Care of Your Crystal

This stone is sturdy enough to be carried daily.
Keep it in the shade to protect its colour.
This stone is safe to use in direct-infusion elixirs.

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Nurturing Courage

Understand and acknowledge the truth. Protect yourself and stand up for justice. Feel safe and know you are absolutely loved. Know that strength can be gentle and kind. Let Leopardskin Jasper inspire you to love more bravely!

Metaphysical Details

CHAKRAS	HEART ROOT
ELEMENTS	EARTH
ZODIAC	CAPRICORN LEO
NUMEROLOGY

Rated 0 out of 5 10 Reviews

I am especially drawn to the Pegmatite, and fascinated by the Spiderweb Obsidian (I’ve never seen anything like it) and the Leopardskin Jasper with its gorgeous markings. Thank you for selecting such beauties for me.

Susan A (Ohio)

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This Crystal is Ethically Sourced

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Ethically Sourced Leopardskin Jasper from Mexico

This gem has passed the following ethical standards to protect the environment and workers.

Eco-Friendly Mining Safe Factory Safe Mining

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Ethical Sourcing Requires Transparency

Supply Chain for Leopardskin Jasper

Mine

The miners sell the rough stones to a lapidary that polishes the stones

Lapidary

The lapidary sells directly to Moonrise Crystals

Moonrise Crystals

Moonrise Crystals sells directly to you

Mine

This Leopardskin Jasper comes from a mine in Zacatecas, Mexico. The exact mine is unknown but mining for Rhyolite has a low environmental impact and is relatively low risk for miners.

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Lapidary / Gem Dealer

This lapidary drum tumbles stones in Cape Town, South Africa. It is a family business, founded by a father and passed on to his sons. Factory workers have safe conditions and are paid fairly. The lapidary sells primarily at two gemshows, one in the United States and the other in France.

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Sourcing Relationship

I have been doing business with this source since 2014. They are the oldest tumbling company in the world and have more varieties, in more sizes, than any other known source. The company started in California in the 1950s and was eventually bought by a British immigrant who had young sons. Eventually the company moved to South Africa in order to be closer to the source of their best-selling stone and to have the legal rights to export it. The company is now run by the sons and their childhood best friend.

The current owners personally visit many small and large mines. To connect with artisanal miners in sub-Sahara Africa, they work with local Gem Dealers who travel far into the bush to buy from part-time miners. The majority of these Gem Dealers are women. Some, but not all, of their stones are labeled with country-of-origin. For those that aren’t, I ask the owners directly. As I’ve learned more about mining practices in individual countries, I have become increasingly selective about what I will purchase from them. However, they remain my preferred source for most of the stones I sell from sub-Sahara Africa.

What is Ethical Sourcing?

Leopardskin Jasper Healing, Mineralogy, and History

Published June 2014 • Updated August 2024 • Read Time: 6 minutes
Despite the name, Leopardskin Jasper is not a true Jasper. It’s actually a Rhyolite, a spotted igneous rock with a high silica content that can have a bright shine when polished. Depending on where the Rhyollite is mined, it can have a wide variety of colors and marketing names. The ones called Leopardskin Jasper are typically from Mexico, Peru or the United States. Since leopards don’t roam this part of the world, but jaguars do, the stone is sometimes called Jaguar Stone. Energetically, these pretty spotted stones have a fiercely brave energy. It encourages us to go after our dreams and to use our power to protect those in need. […]

10 reviews for Leopardskin Jasper

Susan A (Ohio) – December 30, 2024

I am especially drawn to the Pegmatite, and fascinated by the Spiderweb Obsidian (I’ve never seen anything like it) and the Leopardskin Jasper with its gorgeous markings. Thank you for selecting such beauties for me.
Traci K. (Pennsylvania) (verified owner) – February 3, 2021

I’ve purchased twice so far from this seller. I absolutely love the stones. She chooses the perfect ones from me and the energy is great.
Jennifer S. (Colorado) (verified owner) – July 31, 2019

I fell in love with the leopard skin jasper the moment I first held it! I just love everything about it! It has such beautiful and fascinating markings.
Cynthia A (New Mexico) (verified owner) – March 21, 2019

Everything is gorgeous and the cards are informative! Thank you so much
Liz Derbyshire (verified owner) – November 15, 2018

Pretty stone. I like the work she puts into it, especially the smudging part.
derbyland654 (verified owner) – November 15, 2018

Beautiful crystals!! Love this!
derbyland654 (verified owner) – November 15, 2018

Beautiful crystals!! As always awesome seller!
Lantogia T. (New Jersey) (verified owner) – February 24, 2015

Excellent! Fast ship. Very nice crystal. Thanks.
Angelina B. (Minnesota) (verified owner) – February 20, 2015

Thank you!!! Love it!!
Marissa C. (California) (verified owner) – January 27, 2015

Pretty stone. I like the work she puts into it, especially the smudging part.

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