Asian Red Jasper – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

Asian Red Jasper – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

A = 57 G / 63 Mm
8,00
Sale price  8,00 Regular price 
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Asian Red Jasper – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

Asian Red Jasper – Choice of Obelisk Point - Natural Stone

8,00
Sale price  8,00 Regular price 
Choice of stone

An Asian red jasper point, carved into an obelisk with a hexagonal base. Four small pieces are available to complete your mineral collection or add a touch of red to your decor.

Features

  • Stone: red jasper
  • Origin: Asia
  • Shape: obelisk tower with a hexagonal base
  • Stone A: 57 g · height 63 mm · base 22 × 22 mm
  • Stone B: 51 g · height 69 mm · base 20 × 21 mm
  • Stone C: 62 g · height 71 mm · base 21 × 20 mm
  • Stone D: 59 g · height 72 mm · base 20 × 20 mm

How to choose your point?

Select the desired letter from the Stone selection menu. The weight and height listed for each option will help you identify the piece that matches your selection.

Stone A is the shortest and has the widest base of the four. Stone B is the lightest, while Stone D is the tallest. Stone C is the heaviest, weighing 62 g.

A mineral touch for your home

On a shelf, a desk, or among your favorite objects, this small tower easily finds its place. Choose it for its color, its proportions, or the pleasure of adding red jasper to your collection.

Symbolism of red jasper

In lithotherapy traditions, red jasper is associated with grounding, courage, and determination. It evokes constancy and the desire to move forward step by step while remaining true to one's priorities.

It can represent a personal intention: bringing a project to fruition, affirming one's choices, or taking a moment to refocus. Protection is also among the meanings attributed to it, though this is not a guarantee of any effect on emotions or life events.

Whether contemplated or incorporated into a personal meditation practice, this stone is chosen above all for the pleasure it inspires you and the meaning you wish to give it.

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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