Green Veins!

This rock has the appearance of a brecciated jasper or a type of conglomerate with jasper or agate fragments. Here are some key features:

Coloration: The rock displays a mix of red, brown, and some greenish hues, typical of jasper which often contains iron inclusions.

Texture: The surface looks somewhat polished, but the rock has a rough texture with visible fragments or clasts embedded in a matrix, which is characteristic of breccias or conglomerates.

Structure: The fragmented appearance with different color bands or inclusions suggests it could be a brecciated form of jasper or agate, where the rock has been fractured and then re-cemented.

Material: Jasper is an opaque variety of silica, often found in red due to iron(III) inclusions. The translucency in some parts might indicate agate, which is also silica but can be more translucent.