Key Words: Physical strength and vitality, stabilization of one's energies.

Chakra: Root (1st)

Element: Earth

Physical: Enhances strength and energy, encourages recovery from physical weakness due to illness, useful in generating muscle tissue, can enhance effects of exercise. supports the circulatory and respiratory systems. The word Jasper is derived from Greek to mean spotted stone.

Emotional: Aids in releasing attachment to negative emotional or sexual experiences.

Spiritual: Stimulates root chakra, supports rising of the kundalini energy.

Red Jasper is a microcrystalline variety of Quartz, a silicon dioxide mineral with a hexagonal crystal system and a hardness of 6.5 to 7 on the Moh scale. It can be found throughout the world, especially U.S. A. and Brazil. 

Red Jasper can help enhance one's endurance and stamina and can work overtime to increase the amount of chi, or life force, in one's energetic field. It strengthens the root chakra and deepens one's connection to the Earth. 

It enhances memory, especially of dreams or other inner experiences. Is vibrational patterns is so stable that it tends to stabilize one's own energies, if one wars or carries it or keeps it in the environment. Such stabilization can lead to good health, balanced emotions, truthful expression and just actions. 

This stone has a kind of down-to-earth nobility that simply rubs off on the owner. Red Jasper does its work gradually, but it offers the advantage that the gains one makes are more permanent than those achieved with different stones or other methods. 
--Robert Simmons, "Pocket Book of Stones."

 Product Details:
Origin: U.S.A.
SKU: 713041
Size: 1.5 to 2 inches, Weight: 0.100 Lbs.
Specimens vary in shape, size and in color intensity. Comes in an organza bar with a descriptor card detailing its metaphysical properties. 

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