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Blushfire

$72.00

Formed through fracture and reformation, this brecciated jasper tells a story of beauty shaped by disruption. Soft purple and pink hues are woven naturally with quartz and hematite minerals brought together through immense pressure and time. The result is a stone that feels both powerful and poetic, carrying visible seams where the earth once broke and healed itself.

Paired with a small black basalt accent and ceramic beads, this piece balances contrast and harmony, light and dark, softness and strength. Suspended on a sterling silver chain, it wears with elegance while honoring its raw, elemental origins.

“Brecciated stones are said to carry the wisdom of healing after fracture, reminding us that strength often emerges from what was once broken.”

Formed through fracture and reformation, this brecciated jasper tells a story of beauty shaped by disruption. Soft purple and pink hues are woven naturally with quartz and hematite minerals brought together through immense pressure and time. The result is a stone that feels both powerful and poetic, carrying visible seams where the earth once broke and healed itself.

Paired with a small black basalt accent and ceramic beads, this piece balances contrast and harmony, light and dark, softness and strength. Suspended on a sterling silver chain, it wears with elegance while honoring its raw, elemental origins.

“Brecciated stones are said to carry the wisdom of healing after fracture, reminding us that strength often emerges from what was once broken.”

Details

  • Stone: Brecciated Jasper with Quartz & Hematite

  • Accent Stone: Black Basalt

  • Origin: Lake Huron

  • Metal: Sterling silver chain

  • Accents: Ceramic beads

  • Chain Length: 36"

  • Pendant Length: Approx. 3"

✨ Materials Insight

Brecciated jasper forms when stone fragments are naturally broken and later fused together by mineral-rich fluids, often quartz. Hematite contributes grounding energy and depth, while the basalt accent ties the piece back to its fire-born origins.