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Australian Mookaite Pendants in Sterling Silver
Mookaite pendants bring the warm earth tones of the Australian Outback to your jewelry collection. This jasper variety forms in the Kennedy Ranges of Western Australia, where ancient radiolarian sediments create its signature bands of red, yellow, cream, and mauve. Our collection of 28,529 Australian mookaite pendants features genuine stones set in .925 sterling silver, with prices ranging from $16 to $11,402. Each piece ships free within the United States.
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Western Australian Jasper Pendants Since 2005
Mookaite jasper rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it well-suited for pendant wear. The stone's color variations come from iron oxide and other mineral inclusions deposited over millions of years. No two pieces show identical patterning, as the banding depends on the specific conditions present during formation at Mooka Creek, the site that gives this jasper its name. We source Australian mookaite directly and set each stone in solid sterling silver. The warm palette of these pendants pairs well with both casual and formal wear, and the neutral earth tones complement most skin tones and wardrobes. Since 2005, SilverRush Style has specialized in natural gemstone jewelry with an emphasis on quality silver work and genuine stones. Browse our mookaite pendant selection by color, price, or setting style. Our inventory updates regularly as new pieces arrive from our silversmiths.Where does mookaite jasper come from?
Mookaite forms near Mooka Creek in the Kennedy Ranges of Western Australia. This is the only known commercial source of this jasper variety.
Is mookaite durable enough for regular wear?
Yes. Mookaite rates 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, similar to quartz. Pendants experience less abrasion than rings, so mookaite works well in this setting.
Why do mookaite colors vary so much?
The color bands result from varying concentrations of iron oxide and other minerals present during the stone's formation. Red and yellow tones indicate iron content, while cream sections contain fewer mineral inclusions.
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