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Jasper stone can you heat large jasper stone for sauna or sweat lodge?

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Rose,

I would not want to try it. The stone is a sedimentary type of rock. Heating the rock and pouring water over them may crack the stones. Soaking them in a hot tub may be OK for a special effect but I would not want to leave them in there permanently.

Take time to relax!!! Go fly a kite!
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