Ammonite + Fossil Coral Bracelet
Ammonite and Fossil Coral Bracelet
Ammonites were shelled cephalopods that died out about 66 million years ago, leaving behind their mesmerizing spiral fossils.
Fossil Coral is also known as agatized coral. It’s a natural stone that is created when coral is gradually replaced with agate. The fossil coral forms through hardened deposits left by silica-rich waters. The entire process can take over 20 million years!
Each bracelet is one of kind and made to order. I’ll reach out to see what wrist size you want + I’ll send photos of your finished bracelet before shipping it.
I will have to order the shell so I would ship your bracelet out somewhere between 6-10 days.
Ammonite and Fossil Coral Bracelet
Ammonites were shelled cephalopods that died out about 66 million years ago, leaving behind their mesmerizing spiral fossils.
Fossil Coral is also known as agatized coral. It’s a natural stone that is created when coral is gradually replaced with agate. The fossil coral forms through hardened deposits left by silica-rich waters. The entire process can take over 20 million years!
Each bracelet is one of kind and made to order. I’ll reach out to see what wrist size you want + I’ll send photos of your finished bracelet before shipping it.
I will have to order the shell so I would ship your bracelet out somewhere between 6-10 days.
Ammonite and Fossil Coral Bracelet
Ammonites were shelled cephalopods that died out about 66 million years ago, leaving behind their mesmerizing spiral fossils.
Fossil Coral is also known as agatized coral. It’s a natural stone that is created when coral is gradually replaced with agate. The fossil coral forms through hardened deposits left by silica-rich waters. The entire process can take over 20 million years!
Each bracelet is one of kind and made to order. I’ll reach out to see what wrist size you want + I’ll send photos of your finished bracelet before shipping it.
I will have to order the shell so I would ship your bracelet out somewhere between 6-10 days.