JASPER

Jasper has accompanied mankind since ancient times. Egyptians and Romans used it to carve seals, sculptures, and ornaments that symbolized strength, stability, and connection to the earth. Its wide variety of colors and natural patterns made it a favorite material for those seeking unique objects tied to power and endurance. Today, jasper continues that legacy, standing as a symbol of solidity and authentic style in men’s jewelry.

The most notable deposits are found in India, Brazil, Madagascar, and the United States. Stones are carefully selected for their natural veins and uniform tones, then crafted by artisans to preserve their essence. Jasper’s durability makes it ideal for jewelry designed for everyday wear, pieces that withstand the passage of time without losing their character.

In men’s jewelry, jasper is especially valued in bracelets and necklaces, often combined with steel or aged silver. Its look balances rustic charm with timeless elegance, creating designs that project natural strength without losing refinement. It is the perfect choice for men who seek accessories with history, solidity, and authentic distinction.

Jasper held a significant role in many ancient cultures. In Egypt, it decorated temples, sarcophagi, and amulets. In Mesopotamia, it was used to make cylindrical seals. In Rome, it adorned rings and bracelets, while in early Christian art it was set in mosaics and altars, symbolizing the firmness of faith. For the Egyptians, jasper was the stone of courage and stability, representing the warrior’s strength walking firmly without losing direction.

CARE

Jasper has a hardness of 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale, making it durable and well-suited for daily wear. However, strong impacts or contact with harsh chemicals may damage it. Acids, in particular, can affect its surface. To preserve its natural beauty, clean only with a soft, dry cloth, and store separately from harder stones that could scratch it.