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This is an alluring Kambaba Jasper, aka Kabamba Jasper, aka Crocodile Stone, aka Nebula Stone that exhibits fascinating, varying shades of green swirls and orbs representative of Rhyolitic rock.
This is an alluring Kambaba Jasper, aka Kabamba Jasper, aka Crocodile Stone, aka Nebula Stone that exhibits fascinating, varying shades of green swirls and orbs representative of Rhyolitic rock.
This often considered enigmatic stone has recently been studied, peer reviewed, and determined to mineralogically be a type of volcanic Rhyolite rock and neither a jasper nor a stromatolite rock.
This often considered enigmatic stone has recently been studied, peer reviewed, and determined to mineralogically be a type of volcanic Rhyolite rock and neither a jasper nor a stromatolite rock.
Mineralogists have concluded that the green, dark green to almost black appearing green stone includes Quartz, Aegirine, Albite, and Feldspar.
Mineralogists have concluded that the green, dark green to almost black appearing green stone includes Quartz, Aegirine, Albite, and Feldspar.
The precise source for Kambaba or Kabamba stone is closely guarded by the miners and owners of the mine, however the location is believed to be the exclusively Tsiroanomandidy Area of Madagascar.
The precise source for Kambaba or Kabamba stone is closely guarded by the miners and owners of the mine, however the location is believed to be the exclusively Tsiroanomandidy Area of Madagascar.
Here is closer look at the fun face pattern that formed, 100% naturally, in this Kambaba or Kabamba sphere.
Here is closer look at the fun face pattern that formed, 100% naturally, in this Kambaba or Kabamba sphere.
Some aggregates of Kambaba stone have also been observed to have amphibole needles.
Some aggregates of Kambaba stone have also been observed to have amphibole needles.
Viewed from any angle, this is a truly excellent Kambaba sphere, exhibiting exceptional swirling and orbicular looking Rhyolitic patterns.
Viewed from any angle, this is a truly excellent Kambaba sphere, exhibiting exceptional swirling and orbicular looking Rhyolitic patterns.
This choice Kambaba sphere is representative of the carefully selected, quality stones, crystals and minerals available affordably from CrystalRockology.
This choice Kambaba sphere is representative of the carefully selected, quality stones, crystals and minerals available affordably from CrystalRockology.
This is an alluring Kambaba Jasper, aka Kabamba Jasper, aka Crocodile Stone, aka Nebula Stone that exhibits fascinating, varying shades of green swirls and orbs representative of Rhyolitic rock.
This often considered enigmatic stone has recently been studied, peer reviewed, and determined to mineralogically be a type of volcanic Rhyolite rock and neither a jasper nor a stromatolite rock.
Mineralogists have concluded that the green, dark green to almost black appearing green stone includes Quartz, Aegirine, Albite, and Feldspar.
The precise source for Kambaba or Kabamba stone is closely guarded by the miners and owners of the mine, however the location is believed to be the exclusively Tsiroanomandidy Area of Madagascar.
Here is closer look at the fun face pattern that formed, 100% naturally, in this Kambaba or Kabamba sphere.
Some aggregates of Kambaba stone have also been observed to have amphibole needles.
Viewed from any angle, this is a truly excellent Kambaba sphere, exhibiting exceptional swirling and orbicular looking Rhyolitic patterns.
This choice Kambaba sphere is representative of the carefully selected, quality stones, crystals and minerals available affordably from CrystalRockology.
This is an alluring Kambaba Jasper, aka Kabamba Jasper, aka Crocodile Stone, aka Nebula Stone that exhibits fascinating, varying shades of green swirls and orbs representative of Rhyolitic rock.
This often considered enigmatic stone has recently been studied, peer reviewed, and determined to mineralogically be a type of volcanic Rhyolite rock and neither a jasper nor a stromatolite rock.
Mineralogists have concluded that the green, dark green to almost black appearing green stone includes Quartz, Aegirine, Albite, and Feldspar.
The precise source for Kambaba or Kabamba stone is closely guarded by the miners and owners of the mine, however the location is believed to be the exclusively Tsiroanomandidy Area of Madagascar.
Here is closer look at the fun face pattern that formed, 100% naturally, in this Kambaba or Kabamba sphere.
Some aggregates of Kambaba stone have also been observed to have amphibole needles.
Viewed from any angle, this is a truly excellent Kambaba sphere, exhibiting exceptional swirling and orbicular looking Rhyolitic patterns.
This choice Kambaba sphere is representative of the carefully selected, quality stones, crystals and minerals available affordably from CrystalRockology.

Kambaba Jasper Rhyolite Sphere Orbs Swirls 556g

This is an alluring, choice, polished Kambaba Jasper, aka Kabamba Jasper, aka Crocodile Stone, aka Nebula Stone that exhibits fascinating, varying shades of green swirls and numerous orbs representative of Rhyolitic rock. This particular sphere appears to have a 100% natural, whimsical face pattern, truly a one of a kind stone! Measures 2.9" or 73.7mm and weighs 556 grams.  This often considered enigmatic stone has recently been studied, peer reviewed, and determined to mineralogically be a type of volcanic Rhyolite rock and is neither a jasper nor a stromatolite rock.  Mineralogists have concluded that the green, dark green to almost black appearing green stone includes Quartz, Aegirine, Albite, and Feldspar.  Very small, naturally occurring vugs are evident on this sphere, present when the stone was originally mined. Some aggregates of this stone have also been observed to have amphibole needles.

Measures 2.9" or 73.7mm and weighs 556 grams. 

*The precise source for Kambaba or Kabamba stone is closely guarded by the miners and owners of the mine, however the location is believed to be exclusively the Tsiroanomandidy Area of Madagascar. 



$48.55

This is an alluring, choice, polished Kambaba Jasper, aka Kabamba Jasper, aka Crocodile Stone, aka Nebula Stone that exhibits fascinating, varying shades of green swirls and numerous orbs representative of Rhyolitic rock. This particular sphere appears to have a 100% natural, whimsical face pattern, truly a one of a kind stone! Measures 2.9" or 73.7mm and weighs 556 grams.  This often considered enigmatic stone has recently been studied, peer reviewed, and determined to mineralogically be a type of volcanic Rhyolite rock and is neither a jasper nor a stromatolite rock.  Mineralogists have concluded that the green, dark green to almost black appearing green stone includes Quartz, Aegirine, Albite, and Feldspar.  Very small, naturally occurring vugs are evident on this sphere, present when the stone was originally mined. Some aggregates of this stone have also been observed to have amphibole needles.

Measures 2.9" or 73.7mm and weighs 556 grams. 

*The precise source for Kambaba or Kabamba stone is closely guarded by the miners and owners of the mine, however the location is believed to be exclusively the Tsiroanomandidy Area of Madagascar. 



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