Elephant skin jasper, also known as Mariam jasper – Obelisk tower, choice of color

Elephant skin jasper, also known as Mariam jasper – Obelisk tower, choice of color

Pierre C = 108 G
10,00
Sale price  10,00 Regular price 
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Elephant skin jasper, also known as Mariam jasper – Obelisk tower, choice of color

Elephant skin jasper, also known as Mariam jasper – Obelisk tower, choice of color

10,00
Sale price  10,00 Regular price 
Choice of stone

A natural stone offered under the names “elephant skin jasper” and “Mariam jasper,” carved into an obelisk tower. Four pieces are available to choose from to complete your mineral collection or add a mineral touch to your décor.

Features

  • Names: elephant skin jasper, Mariam jasper
  • Material: natural stone
  • Shape: obelisk tower with a hexagonal base
  • Stone A: 81 g · height 75 mm · base 23 × 23 mm
  • Stone B: 89 g · height 88 mm · base 23 × 24 mm
  • Stone C: 108 g · height 89 mm · base 25 × 24 mm
  • Stone D: 110 g · height 90 mm · base 25 × 24 mm

How to choose your tower

Select the desired letter from the Stone selection menu. Refer to the weights and dimensions above to compare the four pieces.

Stone A is the most compact. Stones B, C, and D are similar in height, with differences in weight and base dimensions.

A piece for your collection

On a shelf, a desk, or among your favorite minerals, this tower is chosen for its proportions and the pleasure of contemplating a natural stone. It can join a decorative arrangement or stand on its own, among the objects that hold personal significance for you.

Symbolism of Mariam jasper

In the lithotherapy beliefs associated with Mariam jasper, this stone evokes courage and symbolic protection. It can represent a personal intention: persevering with a project, standing by your choices, or moving forward at your own pace.

Prosperity is also among the traditional associations attributed to it. It can be understood as a symbol of what one wishes to build and nurture, without any promise of success or material gain.

These associations are based on beliefs and traditions. No therapeutic effects have been scientifically proven; stones are not a substitute for medical advice or treatment.

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