Green Jasper | Sang-e-Yashab with Islamic Calligraphy
This beautiful piece features natural Green Jasper | Sang-e-Yashab with Islamic Calligraphy, a gemstone cherished for centuries for its healing and protective qualities. Its deep green hue represents wisdom, balance, and spiritual strength.
Adorned with Islamic Calligraphy, this stone carries not only natural beauty but also deep spiritual meaning. Sang-e-Yashab is believed to ward off negative energies, bring emotional stability, and strengthen faith, making it a gemstone of both elegance and devotion.
Ideal for personal wear or as a thoughtful gift, this Green Jasper with Islamic Calligraphy is a timeless symbol of faith, protection, and inner peace.
Key Features
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Natural Green Jasper (Sang-e-Yashab)
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Engraved with Islamic Calligraphy
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Symbol of wisdom, protection & stability
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Brings peace of mind and strengthens faith
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Jasper:
Jasper, an aggregate of microgranular Quartz and/or cryptocrystalline chalcedony and other mineral phases, in fact, is an opaque, impure variety of silica, usually red, yellow, brown, or green in color; and rarely blue. Specifically, the common red color is due to iron(III) inclusions. Moreover, jasper breaks with a smooth surface and is used for ornamentation or as a gemstone. Furthermore, it can be highly polished and is used for items such as vases, seals, and snuff boxes. In addition, the density of jasper is typically 2.5 to 2.9 g/cm3. Interestingly, jaspillite is a banded-iron-formation rock that often has distinctive bands of jasper.
Notably, the name “Jasper” comes from the Greek word iaspis, meaning “spotted stone.” In contrast, unlike clear gemstones, jasper is opaque and often exhibits earthy tones like green, red, brown, and yellow, making it one of the most diverse stones in appearance.
Throughout history, jasper has been admired as a stone of strength, protection, and wisdom. Consequently, many cultures have worn it as an amulet to guard against evil, promote courage, and bring emotional stability.”
Historical Background
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Ancient Civilizations:
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In Egypt, Jasper was used for amulets and talismans. Green Jasper in particular symbolized fertility and was carved into sacred scarabs.
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The Romans wore Jasper to bring good health, endurance, and protection during travel.
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In Mesopotamia, Jasper seals and carvings were used for both decoration and spiritual protection.
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Islamic Tradition: Jasper, often referred to as Sang-e-Yashab, has been valued for its spiritual strength and protective qualities, often engraved with Islamic calligraphy or Quranic verses.
Origins and Sources
Jasper is found in many regions around the world, each producing unique varieties:
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India – Known for rich red and green Jaspers.
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Russia (Ural Mountains) – Produces beautiful patterned Jasper, used historically in jewelry and ornaments.
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Brazil – One of the largest suppliers of Jasper, offering a wide range of colors and patterns.
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Egypt – Historically famous for Green Jasper scarabs.
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Pakistan & Afghanistan – Jasper, known as Sang-e-Yashab, is mined and often used in rings and spiritual jewelry, particularly engraved with Islamic calligraphy.
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United States – Known for varieties like Picture Jasper and Ocean Jasper.
