Pudding stone is a name given to any sedimentary rock known as a “conglomerate” that is colourful.

A conglomerate is composed of water-worn pebbles or river gravel that have been cemented together by a finer mineral deposit. This finer mineral deposit fills in the spaces between the pebbles and forms a solid rock.

A particular pudding stone was formed from pebbles of jasper cemented together with quartz. It may be tumbled and polished to give it a slick and shiny surface.

Pudding stone prevents tissue deterioration of internal organs and muscles, strengthens immune system and promotes body balance, smoothens any pain or disorder.