Morrisonite Rings in Sterling Silver  

Oregon's Rarest Jasper Now Set in Silver Rings

Morrisonite earned its name from James Morrison, who discovered the remote Oregon deposit in the 1940s. The mine sits in rugged canyon terrain accessible only part of the year, which keeps production low and demand high among collectors. This jasper rates 6.5-7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it durable enough for rings worn daily. The patterns in morrisonite occur naturally through volcanic and sedimentary processes. No two stones look alike. Some pieces show defined orbs and egg formations, while others display flowing color bands. Jewelry makers prize specimens with strong contrast and clear patterning, which our buyers select specifically for ring settings. SilverRush Style has offered gemstone jewelry since 2005, with free shipping on all US orders. Our morrisonite rings range from $30 to $250 depending on stone size and silver weight. Check back often as inventory changes with new arrivals from our workshop.