Brescia marble

Brescia Jasper is a form of jasper characterized by its marbled patterns and often contrasting dark brown, white, and sometimes red veins. This variety of jasper is mainly composed of silica and may include various impurities that create its unique designs. Brescia Jasper has been historically used in architecture and sculpture, particularly prized during Antiquity and the Renaissance for its aesthetic qualities and durability. This stone is found primarily in Europe, especially in Italy, where it has been extracted for centuries.

This product is sold individually and measures approximately 2 cm.