Gemstone Designer Jewelry

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Handmade Fossil Jewelry

The fossils used in my jewelry range from the Paleozoic Era ( 543 to 248 million years ago - the baculites) through the Silurian Age (+400 million years old - cephalopods) and the Jurassic Period (+140 million years ago - ammonites) to the Cretaceous Period (144 to 65 million years ago - also, ammonites).

Ammonites, fossilized coral, baculites, cephalopods and Petoskey stone fossils make beautiful and unique jewelry.

 Fossil Pendants, Slides, Pins, Rings, Bracelet and Necklaces

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baculite fossil, onyx handmade silver chain
Baculite Fossil Pendant
with Onyx Bullet
Handmade Sterling Silver Chain

 

pendant
Chinese Writing Stone Pin-Pendant
with Fossil Cephalopod
Sterling Silver and Gold

 

English ammonite, sterling silver pendant / slide
English Ammonite Pendant
with Bone in Sterling Silver

 

ammonite pendant
Ammonite Fossil Pendant
with Onyx
Sterling Silver

 

cephalopod sterling ring
Cephalopod Fossil Ring
Sterling Silver

 

Petoskey Stone, Onyx, Carved Bone, Jasper
Petoskey Stone Pendant
with Onyx, Bone, Jasper
and Coconut Shell Bead Necklace

 

Fossilized coral, white topaz, pendant
Pink Fossil Coral Pendant
with White Topaz
Sterling Silver

 

bracelet with fossils
Silver Bracelet with
Fossilized Palmwood, Moroccan
Ammonite and Petoskey Stone

pin-pendant
Black Onyx and Morrocan Ammonite
Sterling Silver Pin-Pendant

Moroccan Ammonite
Ammonite Pendant
with Black Onyx
Sterling Silver

 

English ammonite pendant
English Ammonite Pendant
with Mother of Pearl

Sterling Silver

 

Cephalopod, Chinese writing stone and Ammonite cabochons available for Custom Jewelry

 
Ammonites Facts, Information and Pictures

* Most pendant jewelry is made as pin/pendants and comes
with a removable bail so the piece may be worn as either a brooch/pin or as a pendant.

 

The colors of most fossils are usually black, brown, cream and beige, but sometimes fossilized coral forms in bright colors - reds and pinks, some blue and green.

If preservation conditions are correct, shells become fossilized. As light enters this shell it is refracted and reflected as if passed through a prism. This is how the iridescent property is produced.

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