Any one have any idea what the stone in my profile pic is? When I look at it closely the two tips resemble a blue lace agate. The centre part resembles a moss agate. And the stripes look the same colour of a red Jasper.
I found it in a store. I was looking around and I heard this voice tell me to look through the books to find some to aid me in my practices. I looked through all the books and found nothing of use. As I was about to give up I heard the voice say look down. So I did. I looked through the books on the bottom shelf again and found this little chest box hidden in the books, but I know it wasn't there before when I likes the first couple times. So I pick up the chest box and see the stone in it. I grab the stone and I felt this immensely strong energy vibration that reverberated through my entire body that came from the stone and I felt what I describe as a confirmation to finding what I was told I would find. So I bought it for 50 cents. Funny thing is that the store owner had no knowledge of the stone's existence in her store.
So I've been trying to figure out what it is exactly and it's purpose for me.
It changes colour and all. Like the tips were a light blue like a blue agate then the turned a bit darker then started turning green and continues changing. The red stripes are red like a red Jasper or a carnelian. But they turned orange then back to red then go back and forth. When its red its a solid stripe. But when its orange it's a sketchy stripe. The centre part was mossy green then turned dark blue then turned dark green then brown then mossy green and repeats. Then there are these cloud looking formations that literally swirl around and it's at the two end tips. As for the centre part it sortof goes through these changes, but I have no idea how to describe the changes.
There's not a museum close by for me to get it checked there. The only local museum for a couple hour radius is the military museum here in town. And I don't have the resources to take a long drive to get it examined at a museum. But thanks for the input.
This looks to me like perhaps a piece of mugglestone. Mugglestone is a stone with naturally occurring layers of red jasper, hematite, and tigers eye. But as Brysing suggested you can take it to a museum, university, or other place that has a rock specialist. These people are going to be able to tell better than anyone just looking at at picture of it on the internet.
