Embrace the natural beauty and rich symbolism of our Sterling Silver Peanut Wood Jasper Pendant, featuring a unique fluid organic triangle shape. This premium quality pendant showcases the exceptional characteristics of the peanut wood jasper stone, with its distinct patterns and warm earthy tones.
- Premium quality sterling silver pendant featuring a unique fluid organic triangle shape
- While each pendant is unique and varies in size, the average size is about 1.25" long (plus hook), and about 0.8" wide
- Adorned with a one-of-a-kind peanut wood jasper stone, showcasing its distinct patterns and earthy tones
- The detailed beaded silver design on the pendant frame adds an extra touch of elegance
- Each pendant is unique, reflecting the natural beauty and individuality of the stone
- Peanut wood jasper is an ancient petrified wood, believed to promote grounding, stability, and transformation
- Originating from Western Australia, this stone serves as a symbol of the Earth's rich history and the interconnectedness of all living things
- Sold as a pendant, the chain is sold separately
- Made in India
Please note that each pendant is unique, and variations in size, shape, and texture are to be expected. These natural differences in the peanut wood jasper stone contribute to the individuality and beauty of each piece. As a result, the pendant you receive may not be identical to the one pictured, but it will be a one-of-a-kind treasure just as special and unique.
design: A freeform triangular cabochon of peanut wood jasper, its dark chocolate-brown ground broken by cream and tan mottling, is bezel-set in sterling silver with a twisted rope-edge border and a trapezoid bail.
size: Average size is about 1.25" long (plus bail) and 0.8" wide; exact dimensions vary slightly piece to piece since each stone is cut individually.
material: Sterling silver, peanut wood jasper
features: Freeform organic triangle cabochon, hand-stamped rope-twist bezel edge, beaded silver detailing along the frame, polished trapezoid bail, one-of-a-kind stone pattern
care: Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth and store away from moisture and other jewelry to keep the silver from tarnishing and the stone surface scratch-free.
disclaimer: Because the jasper is a natural stone and each cabochon is cut individually, pattern, size, and shape will vary slightly from the piece pictured.
The Story
Peanut wood jasper is a petrified wood from Western Australia, formed as ancient tree material was gradually replaced by silica over millions of years. Its name comes from the rounded, spotted inclusions scattered across the brown ground, which resemble the shell markings of a peanut. Every slice of the stone reveals a different arrangement of these markings, which is why no two cabochons cut from it ever match.
The stone here is cut as a freeform triangle rather than a symmetrical oval or round, a common choice in Indian bezel-setting work when a stone's natural shape and pattern are considered more valuable than uniformity. Letting the cabochon keep its organic outline means the setting is built around the stone, not the other way around.
The silverwork draws on a long-practiced Indian bezel tradition: a smooth channel holds the stone secure, framed by a twisted rope-wire border and small beaded detailing, both hand-applied rather than cast. This combination of a raw, natural-edged stone with disciplined, hand-finished metalwork is characteristic of everyday artisan silver jewelry made in India.
A slab of peanut wood jasper is first cut and shaped into a cabochon, following the stone's own contours rather than a fixed template, then polished to bring out its pattern. A silversmith forms a bezel strip to match that exact outline, solders on a twisted rope wire trim and beaded accents by hand, sets the stone into the frame, and burnishes the metal edge tight against it. The piece is then oxidized to darken the recesses and highlight the rope and bead work, polished, and fitted with a jump ring and bail — each step done by hand, so the finished pendant is slightly different from the one before it.
Craft & Materials
- Made In: India
- Craft Tradition: Rope-edge bezel setting
- Ideal For: Anyone who appreciates one-of-a-kind natural stone jewelry with a handworked silver setting
- Wear It With: Hang on a simple long chain and let the stone's pattern do the talking, paired with earthy or neutral tones
- Purpose: Everyday wear, gifting, statement layering
- Gemstone: Peanut Wood Jasper
- Metal: Sterling Silver
Peanut wood jasper is petrified wood, and stones formed this way are often associated in crystal lore with grounding and stability, valued as a tangible link to the earth's deep history. As a fossilized material, it's also sometimes connected to themes of steady transformation over time — fitting for a stone that was once living wood and is now stone.
Questions & Answers
What stone is set in this pendant?
A natural peanut wood jasper cabochon, a petrified wood from Western Australia known for its brown ground and cream-to-tan spotted pattern.
Will my pendant look exactly like the photo?
Not exactly. Each cabochon is cut from natural stone, so pattern, shape, and size vary slightly piece to piece — yours will be a one-of-a-kind version of this design.
Does it come with a chain?
No, this listing is for the pendant only; the chain is sold separately.
What metal is the setting made from?
Sterling silver, hand-finished with a rope-twist bezel edge and beaded detailing.
How should I care for it?
Wipe with a soft, dry cloth after wear and store separately in a dry place to prevent tarnish and keep the stone's surface from scratching.
