Collection: Dalmatian jasper

Dalmatian Jasper is a natural stone recognizable by its spotted appearance reminiscent of the coat of the Dalmatian dog, from which it takes its name.

🔍 General characteristics

• Name : Dalmatian Jasper (or Dalmatian stone)

• Color : Beige to cream with black or dark brown speckles

• Composition : Mainly microcrystalline quartz (like other jaspers), with inclusions of black tourmaline or arphedsonite (responsible for the spots)

• Hardness : 6.5 – 7 on the Mohs scale

• Main origin : Mexico

💎 Properties in lithotherapy

• Bringing the joy of living : It is a stone that promotes good humor, playfulness and enthusiasm.

• Encourage spontaneity : It helps to free oneself from overly rigid or serious behavior.

• Strengthen loyalty : It is attributed with beneficial effects on loyalty in friendship or love.

• Protect against negative energies : Thanks to the presence of black tourmaline, it is supposed to absorb bad waves.

• Fostering connection with the totem animal : Some practitioners associate it with shamanic work and animal guidance.

🧠 Common uses

• Jewelry (bracelets, necklaces, pendants)

• Pebbles or tumbled stones for meditation or decoration

• Pocket stone to stay connected to your energy throughout the day

🔬 Difference from other jaspers

Dalmatian jasper is sometimes considered a separate stone because, from a geological point of view, it is not always strictly jasper. It is often composed of other minerals related to the quartz family.