Ocean Jasper Heart – The Tides of Rhythm

Drawn from the remote coasts of Madagascar, these Ocean Jasper hearts are masterpieces of natural artistry. Characterized by their distinct "orbicular" patterns—spherical circles or "eyes" created by radial silica growth—each stone looks like a biological cell or a nebula frozen in stone.

This listing is for an Exact Pick. You will receive the specific heart you select from the dropdown menu.

Select Your Specimen

• Specimen E (240g): The heavyweight of the group. A deep, stormy blue-grey heart with complex internal mineral landscapes.
  Dimensions: Approx. 8.5cm x 7.5cm

• Specimen C (200g): A "Galaxy" style heart. Predominantly dark charcoal and black, illuminated by subtle floating orbs that resemble stars.
  Dimensions: Approx. 7.5cm wide

• Specimen A (190g): An earthy masterpiece featuring a camouflage mix of moss green, brick red, and stone grey.
  Dimensions: Approx. 7.5cm x 6cm

• Specimen B (170g): Classic Ocean Jasper. Features a warm mustard-beige body peppered with distinct red and brown "eyes."
  Dimensions: Approx. 7cm wide

• Specimen F (170g): A softer, dreamy piece with pastel cream, grey, and pinkish tones.
  Dimensions: Approx. 7.5cm x 6cm

Geological Overview

Ocean Jasper (Orbicular Jasper) is a rare variety of silicified rhyolite found only along the northwestern coast of Madagascar. The "orbs" are spherulites formed from the crystallization of silica-rich magma. It is often mined only at low tide, adding to its mystique and rarity.

Metaphysical Properties

Joy and Interconnectedness.
Ocean Jasper is known as the "Atlantis Stone." It carries a gentle, nurturing energy that reminds us of the rhythmic nature of life—like the tides. It is used to cultivate patience, release stress, and bring a sense of joy and lifted spirits.

Collector's & Display Notes

Ocean Jasper takes a high polish but often retains small natural vugs (crystal pockets) or surface pores where the orbs meet the matrix. These are a hallmark of genuine material.