MOR715cc Morrisonite Cabochon Dendritic with red and orange banding

with red and orange banding interlaced with white or blue-gray

The "sticks" can have beautiful reddish to pink to white coloring

with tiny open vugs

and accounts for ninety-five percent of all Tourmaline in nature

The primary photo shows the "cabbing" or polishing setup

MOR715cc Morrisonite Cabochon Dendritic with red and orange bandingThis polished Morrisonite cabochon shows overlapping egg patterning in cream and brown jasper, with hints of muted pink and small black dendrites. 41mm x 24mm Morrisonite, also called Morrison Ranch Jasper, is considered among the finest jaspers in the world. It comes from Malheur County, Oregon, within the large region of the Owyhee Canyonlands that spreads across multiple states and produces many different types of plume agates and picture jaspers.