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Morrisonite Jasper Pendants in Sterling Silver
Morrisonite jasper pendants feature one of the most sought-after jaspers in North America. Mined from a single remote location in the Owyhee Mountains of eastern Oregon, Morrisonite displays distinctive orb and fortification patterns in earth tones ranging from cream and tan to deep burgundy and forest green. Each pendant in our collection pairs this rare American jasper with .925 sterling silver settings. With over 28,500 pendants priced from $16 to $11,402, you can find pieces across every budget. Free US shipping on all orders.
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Rare Oregon Jasper With Natural Orb Patterns
Morrisonite jasper formed millions of years ago in volcanic rhyolite flows, creating the characteristic orbicular patterns that collectors prize. The original Morrison Ranch deposit, discovered in the 1940s, produced limited material before closing to commercial mining. This scarcity makes Morrisonite one of the more valuable jasper varieties on the market today. The stone rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it durable enough for regular wear. Our Morrisonite jasper pendants showcase the stone's natural color variations without dyes or treatments. You will find pieces featuring bold orb formations alongside specimens with subtle banding and swirled patterns. The sterling silver settings protect each stone while allowing the jasper's earth-toned palette to remain the focus. Since 2005, SilverRush Style has specialized in natural stone jewelry, and our Morrisonite selection reflects that commitment to authentic materials. Browse the collection to find a pendant that matches your style. Filter by price range, setting type, or stone size to narrow your search.Frequently Asked Questions
Where does Morrisonite jasper come from?
Morrisonite jasper comes from the Owyhee Mountains in eastern Oregon, near the Idaho border. The stone takes its name from the Morrison Ranch, where it was first discovered in the 1940s.
Why is Morrisonite jasper considered rare?
Morrisonite jasper is rare because it forms in a single deposit with limited access. The original mining site produced finite material, and much of today's supply comes from older collections.
How hard is Morrisonite jasper?
Morrisonite jasper rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale. This makes it resistant to scratches and suitable for pendant jewelry worn on a regular basis.
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