Rose Jasper Teardrop Gemstone Gold Necklace

A beautiful, pear-shaped rose Jasper gemstone weighing around 60 carats takes center stage in this necklace. Simple in design, its dramatic appeal is undeniable when one sees the vivid, natural patterns of the large rose Jasper, which is exclusive to each stone.

A 14 karat Gold filled 18 Inch cable chain completes this eye-catching necklace.

ABOUT JASPER GEMSTONES:

Jasper is a dense type of Chalcedony that is actually a microcrystalline variety of Quartz. The amazing colors and intricate patterns that differentiate each stone make this a much sought-after material for jewelry. Another factor is the gemstones affordability. The Jasper gemstone is believed to bring tranquillity and relieve stress when carried or worn, providing security, comfort, healing and strength. Although found almost worldwide, significant deposits are in Russia, India, Kazakhstan, Egypt, Indonesia, Madagascar, Brazil, Australia, Uruguay, Brazil and the USA.

Jasper is the alternative birthstone for the month of March

The name Jasper itself describes one of the main distinguishing features of this mineral, which is the unique color patterns. It comes from the old French word Jaspre which means spotted or flecked stone. Natural Jasper is believed to be reddish, yellow or brown in color. It is the impurities present in the rock that bring in other colors. The diffusion of these impurities penetrate fractures in the natural minerals and create spectacular color patterns that make each Jasper gemstone exclusive. The numerous varieties of Jasper gemstones have interesting and thought-provoking names. Some refer to geographical settings (Ocean Jasper, Rainforest Jasper). Others have whimsical names (Rainbow Jasper) or names that describe the stone itself (Dalmation Jasper, Picture Jasper) Records state that Jasper was a much-favored stone in ancient civilizations, especially in Arabia, Persia, and Greece, as it is believed to be a stone of protection. This Pink Jasper gemstone has been permanently dyed.