Kambaba Jasper Obelisk Set – Distinctive Green Orbicular Structures Prominent green orbicular structures.- 2380.25 g - (4)
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This impressive set of four Kambaba Jasper Obelisks immediately draws the eye with its extraordinary patterning. Deep black-green meets various moss, olive, and gray-green tones, interwoven with countless rounded to oval structures that give each piece a distinctive appearance.
Particularly characteristic are the numerous concentric, eye-like patterns. Some appear as small green circles on an almost black background, while others form larger, irregular orbicular structures with several color zones. In between, finely woven green flares, streaks, and hazy drawings run, making the surface look almost like an abstract landscape.
The four obelisks differ clearly in the distribution of their patterns. Some show larger dark areas with individual strong “eyes,” while others are almost completely covered by densely packed circular structures. It is precisely this variation that makes the set especially exciting, without losing the harmonious overall impression.
Through the smooth high-gloss polish, the dark colors gain impressive depth and the green drawings stand out particularly starkly. The slender shapes and clearly faceted tips give the lively material a calm, geometric appearance at the same time.
Kambaba Jasper is primarily associated in the metaphysical stone tradition with calm, grounding, and inner stability. Its deep greens are also frequently linked with a connection to nature, regeneration, and a sense of balance.
An exceptionally decorative Kambaba Jasper Obelisk set, whose intense green–black contrasts and characteristic orbicular patterns make each of the four pieces a unique focal point.
Main mineral/Name: Kambaba
Total weight: 2380.25 g
Origin (Country): Madagascar
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This impressive set of four Kambaba Jasper Obelisks immediately draws the eye with its extraordinary patterning. Deep black-green meets various moss, olive, and gray-green tones, interwoven with countless rounded to oval structures that give each piece a distinctive appearance.
Particularly characteristic are the numerous concentric, eye-like patterns. Some appear as small green circles on an almost black background, while others form larger, irregular orbicular structures with several color zones. In between, finely woven green flares, streaks, and hazy drawings run, making the surface look almost like an abstract landscape.
The four obelisks differ clearly in the distribution of their patterns. Some show larger dark areas with individual strong “eyes,” while others are almost completely covered by densely packed circular structures. It is precisely this variation that makes the set especially exciting, without losing the harmonious overall impression.
Through the smooth high-gloss polish, the dark colors gain impressive depth and the green drawings stand out particularly starkly. The slender shapes and clearly faceted tips give the lively material a calm, geometric appearance at the same time.
Kambaba Jasper is primarily associated in the metaphysical stone tradition with calm, grounding, and inner stability. Its deep greens are also frequently linked with a connection to nature, regeneration, and a sense of balance.
An exceptionally decorative Kambaba Jasper Obelisk set, whose intense green–black contrasts and characteristic orbicular patterns make each of the four pieces a unique focal point.
Main mineral/Name: Kambaba
Total weight: 2380.25 g
Origin (Country): Madagascar
Our shipping costs are checked and approved by Catawiki.
We have an external shipping company that handles final inspection, pickup, packing, and shipping; hence these shipping costs arise.
The buyer bears all potential import and export costs, duties, shipping costs, etc..
See also our other items and shipping costs; pickup costs can be saved..
In some of the pictures the stone has been backlit to show you the color of the stone.
For some stones we have held lighting underneath the stone to better show the color of the pieces. And color variations can occur, as every computer, monitor, and mobile device may display colors with different qualities.
The disclaimer about the healing properties
as previously given :
It is believed that certain gemstones and minerals have beneficial health and spiritual properties.
We and Catawiki cannot guarantee or be held liable for these suggested attributes which have no scientific
evidence and cannot be considered a substitute for traditional medical treatment.
Details
Number of objects
4
Main mineral
Kambaba Jasper Obelisk Set – Distinctive Green Orbicular Structures
Mineral form
Prominent green orbicular structures.
Weight
2380.25 g
Country of origin
Madagascar
