Pink Imperial Jasper and copper earrings with pink patina. Pink Imperial Jasper is found in deposits in canyons north of Guadalajara, Mexico. Set in Sterling Silver.





Discovery Location: This stone is found in a limited, mountainous region in Mexico, often referred to as being in the state of Jalisco or near Zacatecas.
Rarity & Naming: It is considered one of the rarest forms of jasper in the world. It is often called “Imperial Jasper” or “Regal Jasper” due to its high-quality, fine appearance, though it is not inherently tied to ancient, documented royal usage.
Distinction from Royal Imperial: While Pink Imperial Jasper can be found in large veins and pieces, the specific “Royal Imperial” variety is often characterized by small nodules with a chalky, white outer skin found in a very specific, secluded canyon.
The Twelve Foundation Stones of the Holy City — Jasper – Nature’s Treasures
