Morrisonite Jasper Jewelry  

Rare Oregon Jasper in Sterling Silver Settings

Morrisonite jasper formed in ancient volcanic flows near the Owyhee River canyon. The deposit, discovered by James Morrison in the 1940s, produced material prized for its fine grain and pastel coloring. With a Mohs hardness of 6.5 to 7, Morrisonite holds a glass-like polish that brings out the stone's subtle landscape patterns. Most specimens show cream and pink tones with occasional blue-gray and sage green zones. Our Morrisonite jasper jewelry features natural stones selected for clear patterning and solid color saturation. Each cabochon sits in .925 sterling silver, shaped by silversmiths who work with the stone's organic contours. The collection includes statement pendants that display larger pattern fields and smaller pieces suited for everyday wear. SilverRush Style has offered genuine gemstone jewelry since 2005. We ship free within the United States and source only natural, untreated stones. Add a piece of Oregon's mineral heritage to your collection while this rare jasper remains available.