• Option A, a dark gray color with spots of lime green borders by dark gray and then a greenish-tan. There are a few small red spots, and some good veining pattern.
  • A pile of dragon's blood jasper worry stones. They are mainly dark green in color, with streaks and spots of lime green and red.
  • Worry stone in use, held with thumb and fingers
  • Worry stone in a terrarium, covered with several large and a ton of baby Montenegro Clown isopods eating spirulina
  • Option B, a grainy olive green with black and white spots in it. It has a large red spot on one edge, and chunky bluish-green and lime green splotching.
  • Option C, a dark gray color with lime green spots bordered with dark gray and then a greenish tan. It has some red spots with similar color rings. Some spots are inverted into the surface.
  • Option D, a dark gray base color heavily filled with with light and dark lime green spots, and a few small red spots in veins. Some veining is inverted into the surface.
  • Option E, a dark grainy green-gray base color with lime green and red spots. The lime looks as though blue color is mixing into it. There is a white spot with yellow-green near it.
  • Option F, a grainy base color mostly gray with lime green tint in band diagonally across it. Next to it is bright lime-green spotting bordered in a thin line of dark red.
  • Option G, a dark gray and olive tinted grainy base color with several bold deep red spots bordered in dark gray. There are white spots on the inverted side.
  • Option H, a gray grainy base color heavily covered in blocky spots of lime green and deep red. Excellent contrast and bright color.
  • Option I, a grainy base color with bands of darker gray and lighter lime tinted color. It has several colorful crystals embedded in it and seen in cross-section, with saturated lime-green and blue-green coloration. There are some dark red spots and thin veining
  • Option J, with streaky coloration at diagonal across the piece. It has grainy dark gray and white patches, with vivid lime green ripples and red spots. There is some blue-green coloration to the lime-green spots in places.
  • Option K, a dark olive-gray grainy base color with wispy green and red coloration in it. The inverted side has bold deep red and lime green patches in it, less visible on the back. There is a pock mark in the red patch.
  • Option L, a bold red stripe across the center, bordered by lime green on each side. A similar streak crosses the top but is less visible on the back, with bluish coloration mixed into the lime. The background color is a grainy dark olive green.
  • Option M, a blue-green color with small red spots at the top and a white corner bordered by very dark green. Behind the red spots, the green color has a white webbing to it
  • Option N, a grainy olive green base color with large patches of deep red color and smaller spots of the lime green mixed with bluish tint.
  • Option O, a grainy base color streaked with gray and green tint. The convex side has blue-green stripe that is lime green at the edges, and a small amount of dark red spotting.
  • Option P, chaotic but colorful with pattern of lime green, blue-green, and red with a grainy gray background. The inverted side has a lot of surface veins that are slightly indented.
  • Option Q, a grainy gray base color dappled with lime and white spots on the bottom third, with the top covered in large dark red, white, and lime-green areas.
  • Option R, a grainy dark gray base color with a large green section with some aggregate crystal structure visible. It is lines with white on one side with a larger dark red spot and the top.
  • Option S, a grainy dark reddish gray base color with several colorful crystals embedded in it and seen in cross-section, with saturated green and blue green color and a ring of light lime around them. Some pocking on the back.
  • Option T, a mottled grainy gray and green base color with a white veining and a vein that is part red and part lime. In is bordered by lighter lime. There are several pocks of crystals removed from the surface, and several lime and blue-green spots across the surface.
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Dragon's blood jasper worry stones

Dragon's blood jasper worry stones

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Approx size: 1 3/4 x 1 3/8 x <0.25"

Approx weight: 15–20g, variations in density

Material: Dragon's blood jasper



A worry stone, also called a thumb stone, is a small indented oval-shaped polished mineral or gemstone. It's basically an ancient fidget spinner: it feels good to hold and run your thumb across the smooth surface and it can be soothing. This is great one if you like squirreling away stones your pockets!

A good worry stone will help you forget how dry your hands look in all the pictures, oh god don't look at that. It will be relatively lightweight and thin to fit between the fingers; larger "flat egg" shaped stones can be called worry stones but are more typically called palm stones. In comparison cheaply made worry stones will look clunky, thick, and have a visible line where the indentation begins. That edge can feel rough compared to a normal worry stone which is very smooth with no edges.

Dragon's blood jasper gets its name from its striking contrast of vibrant red spots through a dark olive-gray material, mottled with spots and streaks of lime-green. It roughly resembles blood on dragon scales. Note that there are imperfections in the surface due to differences in how the materials polish. You may be able to feel small pock marks or the veining.

Option M is some odd transitional material that might actually be some regular heliotrope that snuck in. I'll be honest, R is pretty but feels kinda weird. I guess get that one if you want to know what "weird" feels like.

One for you, one for your pods! I find this the perfect size for an isopod feeding dish to use in my nicer terrariums. The slight indentation helps keep food in the center. I thought they might be too smooth for mancae to climb but that hasn't been an issue! Even though it feels smooth to us, the aggregate crystal structure is quite textured at their scale.

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