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Petrified Wood Rings in Sterling Silver
A petrified wood ring carries millions of years of natural history on your finger. This fossilized material forms when ancient trees become buried under sedite and minerals replace organic wood cells over time, creating stone that retains the original grain patterns. Our collection features 36,647 petrified wood rings set in .925 sterling silver, with pieces sourced from deposits in Arizona, Madagascar, and Indonesia. Prices range from $6 to $6302, and every order ships free within the United States.
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Ancient Forests Preserved in Sterling Silver Rings
Petrified wood rates between 6.5 and 7 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it suitable for regular wear in ring settings. The silica-based composition means these stones resist scratching better than many organic materials while maintaining the warm earth tones of the original wood species. Colors vary from deep browns and tans to reds, depending on the minerals present during fossilization—iron produces red hues, while manganese creates pink and orange tones. Each petrified wood cabochon shows distinct characteristics from the source tree, including visible growth rings, bark patterns, and cellular structures preserved in stone form. Our sterling silver settings protect these ancient specimens while allowing the natural patterns to remain the focus. The .925 silver standard ensures durability and resistance to tarnish with basic care. SilverRush Style has specialized in natural stone jewelry since 2005. Browse the full collection to find a petrified wood ring that fits your style and size preferences.How old is the petrified wood in these rings?
Most petrified wood formed during the Triassic Period, approximately 200 to 250 million years ago, though some specimens date to different geological eras depending on their source location.
Can I wear a petrified wood ring daily?
Yes. With a Mohs hardness of 6.5-7, petrified wood handles regular wear well. Remove your ring during heavy manual work or exposure to harsh chemicals to maintain the stone and silver setting.
Why do petrified wood rings vary in color?
Different minerals present during fossilization create the color variations. Iron oxides produce reds and yellows, manganese creates pinks, and carbon results in black sections within the preserved wood grain.
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