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Large Fossil Sterling Silver Ammonite Pendant with Turquoise Inlay
Large Fossil Sterling Silver Ammonite Pendant with Turquoise Inlay
Sterling Silver pendant set with million year old Ammonite inlaid with Turquoise.(Spiral shape).
Ammonites carry one of nature’s oldest spirals, a fossil form shaped by ancient seas, stone, and time. Ancient history brought to life with a flash of colour.
The pendant features a genuine ammonite fossil, prehistoric marine creatures related to today’s squid and octopus. Recognised by their beautifully coiled shells, they lived in the world’s oceans for millions of years before disappearing around 66 million years ago. Their distinctive spiral fossils have long inspired stories and folklore, and were once known as “snakestones.”
Their naturally formed spirals are carefully inlaid with turquoise, whose vivid blue-green colour evokes the ancient seas in which ammonites once lived.
As every fossil and turquoise inlay has its own natural markings, no two pairs are exactly alike. Rich in colour, texture and history, these cufflinks transform a fragment of the prehistoric world into a bold and timeless conversation piece
Handcrafted in Kenya as part of the Nature & Earth collection, this pendant belongs to Fossils & Meteorites, where ancient forms, celestial fragments, and modern design meet in one wearable story.
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