Deerfawn Jasper, a type of Chalcedony, typically displays hues ranging from brown to yellowish-brown, accentuated by white speckles across its surface. The term "Jasper" originates from the Latin word "iaspidem," meaning a spotted or speckled stone, reflecting the mineral, ash, or sediment inclusions within its composition. Its resemblance to the texture of a deer's skin lends to its apt name. Deerfawns are often emblematic of innocence, gentleness, and the natural environment. Jewelry adorned with deer fawn motifs not only embodies these symbolic meanings but also appeals to aesthetic sensibilities.
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