The walls of heaven are described as being made of jasper. This gives the wall a brilliant, clear appearance.
Beyond the main material of the wall, the celestial city itself is depicted as being constructed of pure gold, described as being as pure and transparent as glass. The twelve majestic gates leading into this city are each uniquely formed from a single, enormous pearl.
Precious Stones Adorning the City
While the primary wall is jasper, descriptions of the heavenly city also include a variety of other precious stones that contribute to its breathtaking splendor. These stones are mentioned in a specific sequence, highlighting the richness and beauty of the divine structure:
| Number | Stone |
|---|---|
| Fifth | Sardonyx |
| Sixth | Carnelian |
| Seventh | Chrysolite |
| Eighth | Beryl |
| Ninth | Topaz |
| Tenth | Chrysoprase |
| Eleventh | Jacinth |
| Twelfth | Amethyst |
These materials collectively paint a picture of unparalleled beauty, purity, and value in the ultimate divine dwelling.
