jaspers

Another great group of ores to be considered under this head are the iron ores of Lake Superior, -- which were originally deposited as sediments, called jaspers or iron formations, with too low a percentage of iron to be of use, and which have required a secondary concentration by surficial agencies to render them valuable.

The Economic Aspect of Geology 1915

i also found a lot of facial expressions funny such as jaspers!

Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch 2009

She jerked away, red jaspers tumbling to the floor as the room fell silent except for the mystical music on the stereo.

Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

She jerked away, red jaspers tumbling to the floor as the room fell silent except for the mystical music on the stereo.

Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

She jerked away, red jaspers tumbling to the floor as the room fell silent except for the mystical music on the stereo.

Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011

Pushing back the tissue paper, I saw a row of seven red jaspers—a stone known for its protection against night hazards, for promoting the courage to speak out, and for physical energy.

Fatal Circle Linda Robertson 2010

“It will drain only the jaspers Xerxadrea gave me to wear.”

Fatal Circle Linda Robertson 2010

Those jaspers have been at this game a long time, a lot longer than the new dudes in town with all their high-falutin 'talk about reforming the way things are done.

Fortune's Stanley Bing: Lawyers, Lobbyists and Money 2010

I shouted, gliding swiftly in to get him and concentrating on drawing protective energy back out of the jaspers and into my aura.

Fatal Circle Linda Robertson 2010

These jaspers could be dated to 3.46 billion years ago.

Deep-sea Rocks Point To Early Oxygen On Earth | Impact Lab 2009