Bloodstone is a dense variety of chalcedony distinguished by its red and green mineral composition. In this specimen, color distribution is layered rather than uniform, with darker green zones near the upper section transitioning into red-dominant areas through the body of the point. Fine speckling and internal veils are visible beneath the surface, contributing to a sense of depth and natural variation. One face retains natural cavern-like openings and mineral recesses, creating a striking contrast between untouched stone and polished geometry. These features give the piece a more geological presence while maintaining a refined, display-ready silhouette. Cut with straight edges and a sharply defined apex, this point stands cleanly and presents varied visual character from every angle. Selected for its balance of polish, natural texture, and form, this listing is for the exact specimen shown in the photos.
