What is the state rock of Alaska?

The state rock of Alaska is the jade. Alaska is known for its rich deposits of jade, particularly nephrite jade, which is highly valued for its use in jewelry and carvings. The jade found in Alaska is typically green or yellow-green in color and is prized for its smooth texture and strength. Jade has been used by native peoples of Alaska for thousands of years, and it continues to be an important cultural and economic resource. Jade was designated as the state rock in 1968, symbolizing the state’s geological richness and cultural heritage.