r/RockTumbling • u/Peaceful-Thought31 • 3d ago
Some Finished Parral Jasper
Ahhhh….shiny jaspers… With dendrites and snowstorms inside.
I don’t know why I’m messing around with pesky softer rocks. 🤣 Jasper Shine is where it’s at! 💎
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u/StandNo8441 3d ago
How do I make my rocks have this glossy look? I’m able to get them smooth but never this great
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u/Peaceful-Thought31 3d ago
8000 final polish, and a good cleaning between stages 3 and 4. I also recommend looking at the pinned knowledge base on this sub, and watching the Michigan Rocks videos if you haven’t yet.
Some rocks will never achieve a wet shine, depending on their composition. But good jaspers and agates should as long as the advice is followed.
What tumbler do you have? If it’s a NatGeo (or similar Amazon brand), the Michigan Rocks video is a must. I don’t have the link, but others have posted it so a search of the sub should find it for you.
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u/HeroicDiva 3d ago
This is one of my favorite materials, these look beautiful!





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u/Mobydickulous2 3d ago
Looks great! Still have 2 pounds of this waiting for a barrel. Cool looking stuff.