3-strand bib of "conglomerate"* jasper features unusual patterns of peach, pink, bronze, cream, chocolate brown and sienna. Mocha jasper scalloped waves and pleated conglomerate ovals hang from a chain of Indonesian silver and jasper wheels with a mabe pearl sterling clasp. This statement piece is the only thing you'll need to wear with any color in your wardrobe. Longest strand 21" ONLY TWO!!

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Conglomerate Jasper Bib - Last One! SOLD

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A 3-strand bib of "conglomerate"* jasper features unusual patterns of peach, pink, bronze, cream, chocolate brown and sienna. Mocha jasper scalloped waves and pleated conglomerate ovals hang from a chain of Indonesian silver and jasper wheels with a mabe pearl sterling clasp. This statement piece is the only thing you'll need to wear with any color in your wardrobe. Longest strand 21" ONLY ONE LEFT!!

*Conglomerate jasper forms when a beach or riverbed of individual rounded pebbles fills with mud and sand, cementing the pebbles and burying them under water. Over a long period, the weight of the material compresses the sand, mud and stones into a solid conglomerate rock with amazing bold and organic patterns and colors. These deposits mostly come from Canadian glaciers. Early British settlers nicknamed them "pudding stones" because they resembled suet pudding with cherries.