Polychrome Jasper Dangle Earrings, Sterling Silver, Red Orange Triangle Cabochon, Natural Gem, Minimalist Jewelry

These triangular polychrome jasper cabochons are warm and saturated, with rust-orange and coral sweeping across the upper surface in loose, directional bands that shift toward cream and tan before giving way to steel gray at the base. The banding has a fluid, almost windswept quality, like brushstrokes moving across the surface. The patterning looks like weather crossing a landscape rather than layers laid down by time. 

A small textured open circle sits above each bezel, flanked by two silver spheres where the loop meets the stone. 

Hallmarked Blue Piranha and .925. Earrings measure 1½ inches (3.8 cm) long from the top of the ear wire, and ½ inch (1.3 cm) wide. Weight is 6.5 grams. Set on sterling silver ear wires.

A lever back option is available, please see the photos and note your preference at checkout.

Your purchase arrives gift boxed, presented in a soft pouch with a story card.

Good for: the collector who finds this in their jewelry box twenty years from now and will still wear it. For the daughter who inherited her mother's eye for color and her mother's inability to resist a great gem. A birthday for the woman who wears orange like a personal signature.

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About Polychrome Jasper: 

Polychrome jasper, sometimes called desert jasper, is found exclusively in Madagascar. The name refers to its range of color: soft neutrals, warm browns, gray, and rich autumnal tones that shift across the surface of a single stone. The deposits are small and found infrequently, which makes supply unpredictable and good material worth acquiring when it appears. Originally discovered around 2008, it has become a favorite with collectors for the depth and variation of its palette. The gem deposits are often found in large boulders, which provide enough material for cutting, but the finds themselves are rare.