Brecciated jasper Stone

Brecciated jasper is a type of jasper that consists of broken fragments of the rock cemented together with a fine-grained matrix of other materials, often chalcedony. This process, known as "brecciation," often occurs due to seismic activity. The name "jasper" comes from the Greek word for "spotted stone," while "brecciated" is a geological term for rock composed of angular fragments cemented together.