Bloodstone is a green chalcedony-based material marked by iron-rich red inclusions; in this piece, the balance leans red-forward, with a prominent green “field” that wraps through the upper third. Creamy veining and mist-like pale areas sit between color zones, giving the pattern a composed, map-like flow rather than a uniform block of color. The tower is cleanly cut with straight edges and a precise apex, creating a tall, display-ready silhouette that reads well from multiple angles. Mottled speckling and tonal shifts move across each face, so the piece presents different pattern density as it rotates—ranging from dense red areas to more transitional, banded sections. Finished to a reflective, glassy surface, the material shows strong clarity of color boundaries and a refined, collector-forward presentation. This listing is for the exact specimen shown in the photos.
