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Red Network Jasper is a trade name for a patterned ornamental stone known for its web-like or crackled network of lines across a red, rust, cream, or brown background. It’s popular in beads, carvings, and palm stones because of its intricate natural patterns.
Like many “jaspers” sold commercially, Red Network Jasper is generally:
a form of microcrystalline quartz (chalcedony)
often mixed with other minerals that create the network pattern
The exact composition can vary depending on the source material.
Common features:
Brick red, terracotta, cream, tan, or brown colors
Spiderweb or mosaic-like veining
Opaque finish
Sometimes brecciated or fractured-looking patterns
Crystal traditions often connect Red Network Jasper with:
