A bloodstone gets its name from the red speckles caused by Hematite inclusion on the stone dial. What makes this Rolex Day-Date 18239 Bloodstone so rare is its white gold case. There are less than ten known white metal bloodstone Day-Dates, making it an extremely scarce piece. Its Jasper dial is fairly simple, featuring minimal white print, slim hands, and day and date windows, allowing its unique patina to be the focus, and it is free of any cracks or hairlines. Housed in a 36 mm case with a fluted bezel, the piece is powered by a caliber 3135 and secures around the wrist with a President bracelet.