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I have compiled the following table from images that have been collected from the Internet. The age of the colored piece in question, in addition to the various light present at the time that each photo was taken can affect the hues of the piece, hence multiple images have been included so one can form a true impression of a Jasper color. The formula for Jasper has changed several times since it's creation, and as a result colors do vary depending on their age; the Pale Blue series of color samples illustrates this well.
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| BLACK |
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| BLUE, PALE |
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Second sample shows a stippled finish known as "orange peel", this decorative element is found on prestige pieces. |
| BLUE, COBALT |
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| BLUE, MIDNIGHT |
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| BLUE, ROYAL |
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| BLUE, PORTLAND |
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| BROWN, CHOCOLATE |
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| CRIMSON |
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| Third sample showing characteristic Crimson color bleed into the bas-relief. |
| WINE |
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| Samples of inconsistent base stamps from 2002 Wine Jasper. |
| GREEN, SAGE |
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| GREEN, EARLY SAGE |
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| Sage pieces as pale in color as those shown above, are almost always from the 18th-century. |
| GREEN, OLIVE |
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| GREEN, TEAL |
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| GREEN, SEA |
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| GREEN, SPRUCE |
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| GREY |
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| LILAC |
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| The palest Lilac jasper is from the 18th-century, it then became progressively deeper in color. |
| PINK |
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| TAUPE |
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| TAUPE, LIGHT |
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| TERRACOTTA |
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| TURQUOISE |
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| YELLOW |
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Second sample is an c1850 Yellow Jasper dip item with unusual Dark Blue bas-relief. Together with the white body revealed by engine-turning, this creates a very striking and beautiful object.
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| YELLOW, BUFF |
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| YELLOW, CANE |
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| The initial production of 1998 Cane Jasper mimicked early Cane Ware, and consisted of tea set with teapot, cup & saucer, honey pot, jam pot, bread and butter plate, and a sugar bowl. The pieces were trimmed with Portland Blue decoration and featured a 18th-century Bacchanalian design.
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| YELLOW, PRIMROSE |
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| WHITE |
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