Kambaba Jasper Rough – Large Crocodile Stone for Cutting or Cabochon Work

🌀 Kambaba Jasper Rough – Large Madagascar Stromatolite with Creamy Green Orbs

This is a large, premium-quality rough piece of Kambaba Jasper from Madagascar, showcasing bold orbicular stromatolite patterns and areas of the highly sought-after creamy green tones that lapidarists prize for high-contrast cabochons. With its size, color variation, and visual movement, this looks to be a prime cutter for slabs or statement cabbing projects.

Kambaba Jasper, also known as Crocodile Jasper, is a fossilized green stromatolite formed from ancient colonies of cyanobacteria—making it not only visually stunning but also over 3 billion years old. The swirling, orb-like patterns reflect biological layering from these ancient microbial mats. Most Kambaba takes a soft matte polish, though higher gloss finishes are achievable depending on the individual piece.

Weight: 6 lbs 8 oz
Measurements (Inches - Longest - Approx): 10.5 x 4.5 x 3.6

🪨 Product Features:

• Material: Natural Kambaba Jasper (Stromatolite Fossil)

• Origin: Madagascar

• Colors & Patterns: Creamy green and black orbicular stromatolite structures

• Formation: Fossilized algae colonies from over 3 billion years ago

• Lapidary Use: Excellent for slabbing, cabbing, or large decorative work

• Note: Uncut and unpolished—ideal rough for experienced lapidarists

🌟 Why You'll Love It:

• Rare, ancient stromatolite fossil with eye-catching orb patterns

• Features high-contrast creamy greens for designer-grade cabochons

• Massive size with multiple cutting possibilities

• Matte to high-gloss finish possible depending on technique

• 100% natural—no dyes, stabilizers, or treatments

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These characteristics are not flaws—they are part of what makes each piece unique. We encourage you to review all product photos carefully and research the properties of each material before purchasing to ensure it meets your expectations.

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