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Pure Bloodstone Pendants in Sterling Silver
Pure bloodstone pendants bring the deep green and red-flecked character of this ancient stone to your jewelry collection. Bloodstone, a variety of chalcedony with a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7, forms when iron oxide deposits create its signature red spots against dark green jasper. Our collection of 28,523 pendants features natural bloodstone set in .925 sterling silver, with prices ranging from $16 to $11,402. Each stone comes from deposits in India, Brazil, and Australia, where geological conditions produce the mineral's distinctive patterning.
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Bloodstone has been carved and worn for over 5,000 years, with examples found in ancient Mesopotamian seals and medieval European ecclesiastical rings. The stone's durability makes it well-suited for pendant settings that see regular wear. Iron oxide inclusions, sometimes called heliotrope spots, vary in size and distribution across each stone, meaning no two pendants share identical patterning. Our sterling silver settings use .925 silver content, the standard for quality silver jewelry. Settings range from simple bezel frames that let the stone speak for itself to more elaborate silverwork incorporating scrollwork or geometric designs. The neutral tone of sterling silver pairs with bloodstone's dark green base without competing for visual attention. SilverRush Style has offered natural stone jewelry since 2005, with free shipping on all US orders. Browse the full collection to find a bloodstone pendant that fits your style and budget.What gives bloodstone its red spots?
Iron oxide deposits, primarily hematite, create the red to orange spots that appear against bloodstone's dark green chalcedony base. The spots form during the stone's geological development when iron-rich fluids enter the silica matrix.
How durable is bloodstone for regular pendant wear?
Bloodstone rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it resistant to scratches from common materials. This hardness level suits pendant wear well, though storing separately from harder gemstones helps prevent surface marks.
Where does natural bloodstone come from?
Major bloodstone deposits exist in India, Brazil, Australia, and parts of the United States. Indian bloodstone, particularly from the Deccan region, has been mined for centuries and remains a primary source for jewelry-grade material.
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