Above is red jasper, which I wet partially to reveal the true color of the stone.
Olive Green jasper striated with streaks of white quartz.
This I would consider a conglomerate specimen, with black jasper as the matrix, that has embedded within it what appears to be white and yellow quartz.
The large semi-round boulder in the center of this photo of rocks in a dry creek bed is jasper -- it has been tumbled by the waters and is dark golden yellow with reddish rust streaks.
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