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Name	Natural	Non-heat treated points	Heat treated points	Color details	Primary found in:	Associated             Formation / Member
Ada Petrified Wood				Colors of tan, brown, white, and black	Southern Oklahoma	Antlers Sandston formation
Alibates Agatized Dolomite AKA: Alibates Flint				Primarily banded, speckles, or mottled with colors commonly ranging from red, blue, purple, brown, cream, and white.	Western Oklahoma	Quartermaster Formation
Andesite Generic Type					North America	Varies
Arbuckle Chert				Oolitic and ranges from a tan to a light gray color.	North central Oklahoma	Arbuckle Formation, Osage Group
Argillite (Generic type)				Light to dark green, but may range to various shades of gray	North America
Arkansas Nocaculite				Ranges from white to light to dark grays and black, pinks to red, and tan to browns.	Southeastern Oklahoma	Arkansas Novaculite Formation
Arnold Chert				Smoky chert	South central Oklahoma	Arnold Member of the Deese Formation
Atoka Argillite				Ranges in color from a dark gray to black	Northeastern Oklahoma	Atoka formation
Atoka Siltstone				Ranges from a medium to dark gray	Northeastern Oklahoma	Atoka formation
Baldy Hill Jasper AKA: Cimarron River Jasper				Mottled color from most commonly varying shades of reds and yellows.	Western Oklahoma	Baldy Hill Formation
Barren Fork Chert				Barren Fork Chert ranges from a light to medium gray or a tan.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Sallisaw Formation
Battiest Chert AKA: Smithville Chert				Ranges from a dark bluish gray to black with small white veins of quartz commonly present.	Southeastern Oklahoma	Battiest Chert Member of the Tenmile Creek Formation, Stanley Group
Bayou Manard Chert AKA: Red Bird Chert				Black chert with white fossil specks	Northeastern Oklahoma	Bayou Menard Member of the Moorefield Formation
Big Fork Chert AKA: Bigfork Chert				Ranges from black to a dark gray	East central Oklahoma	Bigfork Formation
Black Mesa Agate / Jasper					Western Oklahoma
Blaylock Sandstone				Ranges in color from tan to dark gray or greenish.	East central Oklahoma	Silurian Formation
Bois d'Arc Chert				Ranges from a light bluish gray to a yellowish gray or red.  Tiny black or rust color inclusions or mottling of red and gray may be present.	South central Oklahoma	Cravett Member of the Bois d'Arch Formation
Boley Agate				Brecciated chert / jasper with a chalcedony cement of clear, red, black or brown with fragments of green, black, white, tan, or red.	East central Oklahoma
Boone Chert AKA: Sallisaw Chert, Grand Falls Chert, Ti Valley Chert				Ranges from a light gray to white	Northeastern Oklahoma	Boone Limestone Formation
Carnelian (Generic Type)				Translucent and varies in shades from reddish brown to reddish orange.	North America	Varies
Cherokee Chert					Kansas, Oklahoma
Cheyenne Quartzite					Kansas, Oklahoma	Cheyenne Sandstone Formation
Chickachoc Chert				Ranges in color from a rich tan to a grayish brown or black.	South central Oklahoma	Chickachoc Chert Member of the Wapanucka Formation
Chickasaw Creek Chert				Black with white speckles	Southeastern Oklahoma	Chickasaw Creek Member of the Jackfork Formation
Cochrane Chert				Primarily a light color, but may range to black.  Commonly has a breccia appearance	Central Oklahoma	Cochrane Member of the Chimneyhill Formation, Hunton Group
Cotter Chert AKA: Swan Creek Chert				Ranges in color from a light gray or blue with light tan to white banding.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Cotter Formation
Crushman Chert				Mottled dark gray	Northeastern Oklahoma	Boone Limestone formation
Crystal Mountain Quartz				Ranges from a white to a light pink or light gray.	Southeastern Oklahoma	Crystal Mountain Sandstone Formation
Dakota Quartzite AKA: Dakota Orthoquartzite				Ranges in color from reds to browns	Western Oklahoma	Dakota Formation
Day Creek Chert				Ranges from a mottled very light pale blue to a grayish blue or a reddish blue.  Tan and brown mottling or streaking may be present	Western Oklahoma	Day Creek dolomite of the Cloud Chief formation
Eucha Chert AKA: Spaviaw Chert, Euchaleda Chert				Banded and ranges from white to gray or yellowish gray	Northeastern Oklahoma
Flint Hill Chert AKA fro Florence Chert type D				Wide range of colors including shades of blue and gray, whites, and browns.	North central Oklahoma	Florence Limestone Member of the Barnestone Formation
Flint Hills Quartzite					North central Oklahoma
Florence Chert - Type A AKA: Kay County Chert, Maple City Chert				Banded or "wood grained" and ranges in color from a buff to a yellow gray.  Heat treatment produces a red color.	Central to eastern Oklahoma	Florence Limestone Member, Barnestone Formation, Permian Group
Florence Chert - Type B				Ranges in color from a steel gray to a bluish gray with lighter colored splotches or darker colored mottling.	Central to eastern Oklahoma	Florence Limestone Member, Barnestone Formation, Permian Group
Florence Chert - Type C				Homogenous gray	Central to eastern Oklahoma	Florence Limestone Member, Barnestone Formation, Permian Group
Florence Chert - Type D AKA: Flint Hills Chert				Ranges from gray to a buff with many thin bands of darker translucent material.	Central to eastern Oklahoma	Florence Limestone Member, Barnestone Formation, Permian
Foraker Chert AKA: Four Ace Chert				Light blue color with numerous snow white speckles of fossils.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Foraker Limestone Formation
Fort Scott Chert AKA: Bixby Black Chert				Ranges from a dark bluish black to black.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Fort Scott Limestone Formation of the Henrietta (Marmaton) Group
Frisco Chert				Ranges from white to a light gray or light yellowish gray or pale greenish yellow.	Eastern Oklahoma	Frisco Limestone Formation
Grand Falls Chert Boone Chert variation				Light gray color and may vary to brown	Northeastern Oklahoma	Grand Falls Member of the Boone Formation
Hindsville Chert				Ranges from a gray bluish gray with mottling of light blue to blue, gray, and light browns.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Hindsville Limestone Member of the Batesville Formation
Ideal Quarry Chert				Ranges from a light brown to a yellowish brown or an olive gray.	Central Oklahoma	Ideal Quarry Member of the Chimneyhill Formation, Hunton Group
Jackfork Chert				Ranges from a medium gray to a brownish gray	Southeastern Oklahoma	Jackfork Formation
John's Valley Chert				Ranges in color from a bluish black to a gray or chocolate brown.  It is a variegated or marbled chert.	Eastern Oklahoma	John's Valley Shale formation
Keokuk Chert				Ranges from a creamy white to a whitish pink with streaks or patches of whitish brown or whitish pink and reddish spots commonly present.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Keokuk Formation of the St. Joes Group
Lindsey Bridge Chert				Ranges in color from white to tan or blue.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Lindsey Bridge  Limestone Member of the Moorefield Formation
Mazarn Chert				Glossy black	Southeastern Oklahoma	Mazarn Shale Formation
Moyers Chert				Ranges from a dark greenish gray to black	Southeastern Oklahoma	Moyers Formation
Neva Chert				White	North central Oklahoma	Neva Limestone Member of the Grenola Formation
Novaculite (Generic Type)				Range from white to light gray or black	Southern Oklahoma	Varies
Ogallala Orthoquartzite AKA: Bijou Hills Silicified Sediment and Sugar Rock				Colors can vary, but most common colors are light to dark gray, tan, white, pink, maroon, or golden	Western Oklahoma	Ogallala Formation
Ogallala Silicified Sediment AKA: Ogallala Chert				Ranges from a buff to a reddish color or gray.  Quartz inclusions form speckles in the material.	Western Oklahoma	Ogallala Formation
Oolagah Chert				Ranging in color from varying shades of grays to bluish gray with banding or mottling .	Northeastern Oklahoma	Oolagah Limestone Formation, Tulsa Group
Osage Chert Osage Undifferentiated Chert				Ranges from a white to light gray or light brown.  Occasionally gray to dark gray mottling is present.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Osage Series
Ouachita Novaculite AKA: Pinetop Chert				Range from white to light gray or black	Southeastern Oklahoma	Ouachita Novaculite Formation
Petrified Wood AKA: Agatized Wood, Opalized Wood				Vary in color based on the minerals present during the process	North America	Varies
Peoria Chert AKA: Tahlequah  Chert				Primarily white but ranges to a pale yellowish what to a yellowish brown or pink	Northeastern Oklahoma	Tahlequah Member of the Moorefield Formation
Pinetop Chert AKA: Brushy Creek Chert				Ranges in color from a white to a beige or light to dark gray.	Southeastern Oklahoma	Pinetop Formation
Pitkin Chert				Ranges from a dark bluish gray to black with light blue occurring. White speckles  commonly present	Northeastern Oklahoma	Pitkin Limestone Formation
Pumpkin Creek Chert				Bluish color	South central Oklahoma	Pumpkin Creek Limestone Formation
Red River Jasper AKA: Kiamichi Chert				ranges from an orangish red to a greenish gray with iron pyrite inclusions commonly present.	Southeastern Oklahoma	Possible Woodford Formation
Reed's Spring Chert AKA: Carr Branch Chert				Opaque chert ranging in color from a bluish gray to a light gray or yellowish brown.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Reed Springs Formation
Rhyolite (Generic Type)				Gray to grayish black, flow banding may be present alternating from light to darker gray	North America	Volcanic Activity
Schroyer Chert AKA: Wreford Type B				Ranges from bluish gray to a gray and may be mottled or splotched with darker gray with speckles of small white fossils	North central Oklahoma	Schroyer Member, Wrenford Limestone Formation
Skiatook Agatized Wood				Shades of white, gray, and brown with wood grain and rings commonly present.	Northeastern Oklahoma
Smithville Chert				Black	Southeastern Oklahoma	Smithville Chert Member of the Stanley Shale Formation
Smoky Hills Jasper AKA: Alma, Graham,  Niobrara, Republican River Jasper				Vary in color from a mustard brown or caramel brown to a chalky or creamy white, less commonly red, green, or black does occur, Inclusions and dendrites may be present	Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma	Smoky Hills Member of the Niobrara Chalk Formation
Stanley Chert				Ranges from a dark greenish gray to black	Southeastern Oklahoma	Stanley Shale Formation
Tahlequah Chert				Ranges from a white to a light gray and may have spotting of a olive gray.	Northeastern Oklahoma	Tahlequa Member of the Moorefield Formation
Talihina Chert				Upper member is a stratified blue, greenish, and white while the lower member is a stratified black, bluish, and white	East central Oklahoma	Talihina Chert Member
Tecovas Jasper AKA: Quitague Jasper				Ranges from variegated or mottled red, blue, purple, brown, cream, and white	Western Oklahoma	Tecovas Formation
Three Mile Chert Wreford Chert Variant AKA: Wreford Chert type A, Fourmile Chert				Yellowish brown	Northeastern Oklahoma	Threemile Limestone Member, Wreford Limestone Formation, Permian Group
Tuff AKA: Solidified Volcanic Ash				Contains greater than 75 volcanic ash and ranges from white to tan, gray or pink.	North America	Volcanic activity
Turkey Creek Chert				Ranges from a white to a light gray	Central Oklahoma	Turkey Creek Inlier
Viola Chert				Ranges from a light tan color to light gray or bluish	Southern Oklahoma	Viola Limestone Formation
Wapanucka Chert				Mottled and striated gray chert.	Southern Oklahoma	Wapanucka Member of the Atoka Formation
Webber's Falls Siltstone AKA: Arkansas Argillite				Ranges from a greenish gray to dark gray or black.	East central Oklahoma	Webber's Falls Member of the Atoka Formation
Woodford Chert				Ranges in color from a light gray to a light olive gray or black.  Lighter variations do occur ranging from a pale yellow to a tan.	Southeastern Oklahoma	Woodford Formation
Wreford Chert Type A AKA: Three Mile Chert				Ranges from a buff or tan to a grayish tan color, medium fine grain	Northeastern Oklahoma	Threemile Limestone Member, Wreford Limestone Formation
Wreford Chert Type B AKA: Schroyer Chert				Ranges from a bluish gray to a gray and may be mottled or splotched with darker gray with speckles of small white fossils	Northeastern Oklahoma	Schroyer Limestone Member, Wreford Limestone Formation
Wreford Chert Type C				Ranges from a brownish gray to a bluish gray or dark gray with prominent banding	Northeastern Oklahoma	Wreford Limestone Formation