u/IAmYoomi

Image 1 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 2 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 3 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 4 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 5 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 6 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 7 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 8 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?
Image 9 — Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?

Is this jasper? If so, is this dyed?

Hey, I'm new to this subreddit. Hopefully I'm doing this right, ha.

These were sold to me as "ocean jasper", but I wouldn't be surprised if they were some other kind of jasper, or maybe a different stone.

I heard a lot of sellers make resin pieces, dye glass, or dye agate. I also read from a couple websites that purple-ish jasper is relatively uncommon, but I'm still learning what's reliable information and what isn't.

Photos 1-4 are of the reddish and green, the rest are the purple-ish one.

Here's the information I collected:

-My clear quartz cannot scratch the polished parts of them.

-They can both scratch glass.

-The reddish one seems to have imperfections as "holes" and the purple one has that random tannish splotch.

-They don't seem porous. Water rolls off the polished parts and just sits on the bottoms for a while.

-The purple one has a sticker stain on the bottom, if you're wondering what that is

I'm not sure where the seller bought these from.

Anyway, any ideas?

u/IAmYoomi — 2 days ago