Picasso Jasper Rings in Sterling Silver  

Abstract Earth Patterns Set in .925 Silver Since 2005

Picasso jasper takes its name from the abstract, almost brushstroke-like patterns that form naturally within the stone. Geologists classify it as a metamorphic rock, created when calcium-rich sediments meet volcanic heat and mineral intrusion over millions of years. The result is a stone rated 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, durable enough for regular wear in ring settings. Our Picasso jasper rings come from deposits in Utah and Madagascar, where miners extract rough material that cutters then shape into cabochons. The linear banding in each stone develops from iron and manganese oxides settling into fracture lines during formation. Browns range from coffee to sand, while grey tones shift from slate to silver depending on the mineral content present during creation. SilverRush Style has mounted these stones in .925 sterling silver since 2005. Our settings range from simple bezels that let the stone pattern speak to detailed silverwork that frames each cabochon. Browse the full collection to find a Picasso jasper ring that fits your size and style preference.