Hello. BJ. That stone I happen to recognize right away as an agate.

The story is actually in the stone. It's got large pieces of material also that have been changed to a quartz composition from what I'm thinking is an original limestone, composed of pebbles of stone (geologists might call them 'rip-up clasts') in a matrix of little balls called 'ooids'. The way it's been agatized is pervasive, but not destructive, and that's an entire story in itself, as agatization/silicification is kind to the original depositional texture of a sedimentary rock.

Congratulations on your acquisitions.

It could be a jasper or al least an agate jasper.