Noreena Jasper Slab

A Natural Masterpiece from the Australian Outback

This striking Noreena Jasper slab is a vivid slice of geological history. Weighing 39 grams and sourced from the ancient Pilbara region of Western Australia, it showcases dramatic bands of ochre, rust red, golden yellow, and stormy grey — colored by millions of years of iron oxide mineralization. Nicknamed “The Map Stone” for its unique landscape-like patterning, no two slabs are ever the same.

Perfect for display, lapidary work, cabbing, or collectors who appreciate rare and colorful Australian minerals.

Specimen Details

• Specimen: Noreena Jasper Slab
• Weight: 39 grams
• Origin: Pilbara region, Western Australia
• Color: Red, mustard yellow, slate gray, and white veining
• Composition: Primarily silicon dioxide (SiO₂) — Silicate family
• Formation: Sedimentary deposits colored by iron oxide mineralization
• Hardness: 6.5–7 on Mohs scale
• Condition: Natural slab with minor surface fissures; raw edges, unpolished back
• Nickname: “The Map Stone”