Dinosaur Hoop Earrings, T Rex & Brontosaurus, Real Fossil Bone

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Dinosaur hoop earrings, made with genuine fossilized bone from dinosaurs, along with silver dino charms. These earrings are exclusive to my website - you will not find this style anywhere else! You can choose between theropod (T-Rex style) dinosaurs, sauropod (Brontosaurus style) dinosaurs, or one of each type for an asymmetric pair of paleontological pretties. (I have other dino charms here; please contact me if you want earrings with them instead, and I will set up a custom option for you. Prices will vary.) The fossil bones are predominantly brown and beige stone, with some black, orange, red, & even a few hints of blue gembone. My current stock contains slightly thicker yet narrower beads than the ones shown, so there will only be 12 beads per earring. The dinosaur charms are made of a nickel and lead free silver alloy. The hoops and small rings (attaching the dinos) are sterling silver, almost 1 1/4 inches (3 cm) in diameter. Each earring weighs less than 1/8 of an ounce (around 3 grams).

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Blue Dinosaur Bone Earrings, Cool Fossil Jewelry

$44.00

Yes, these stones are genuine fossilized dinosaur bone earrings, with milky blue chalcedony replacing some of the cells. Didn't know did fossils could be blue, did you? Most of the stone is brown, but each earring will have a lot of pale blue patches showing. I have added lighter blue chalcedony rounds to the end of each earring to complement the blue in the gembones (another name for fossil dino bone). Each stone is around 1/3 of an inch (0.8 cm) long, and the entire earring dangles over 3/5 of an inch (about 1.6 cm) from the bottom of the ear hook. 4 different pairs are currently available: I have 2 pairs of stones left, shown in the last photo. All metals are .925 sterling silver (although you can have the hooks switched for hypoallergenic surgical steel if you choose that option when you check out).

Dinosaur Poop Earrings, Genuine Coprolite Fossils, Gold Hooks

$49.00

Yes, these are genuine dinosaur fossil poop earrings, made from real coprolite deposits! This is the perfect gift for your dino-loving friends or family. The fossils are a very pale cream-green, with darker markings in black, green and pale orange. Each fossilized, agatized ball of poo is roughly 8 mm (1/3 of an inch) wide. You will receive the exact pair shown. I strung them on 14K gold-filled pins with some 3 mm (under 1/3th of an inch) gold-filled spacer beads, and have placed them on gold-filled ear hooks for a very classy looking pair of earrings, considering the material. Gold-filled findings have an outer layer of 14K gold that is 100 times thicker than gold plate, making them very durable but a far more affordable alternative to full 14K hooks and beads. Each earring dangles about 19 mm (nearly 4/5 of an inch) from the bottom of the hooks. 14K gold-filled leverbacks are also available (as shown in image 5); please contact me before purchase if you prefer leverbacks, and I can change the pricing for you.

Genuine Coprolite Earrings, Petrified Dinosaur Dung Jewelry

from $23.00

More authentic bits of fossil dinosaur poop, made into cute pairs of earrings. Also known by the scientific name "coprolite", these beads were shaped from real dino droppings, made millions of years ago in Utah. I have several pairs in this style, with different colours of fossils in each: pair 1 - beige with dark green and orange

pair 2 - mixed colours: orange, brown, green, beige and cream

pair 3 - beige with cream and a few black specks

pair 4 - dark orange and beige

All 4 pairs are shown in the photos. Each stone is 10 mm (2/5 of an inch) across, & the dangles hang about 12 mm (half an inch) from the sterling silver hooks. You can also order surgical steel hooks when you check out, if you prefer a more hypoallergenic option.

Fossilized Poop Earrings, Dinosaur Charms with Coprolite Beads

from $29.00

Genuine pieces of fossilized dinosaur poop, partnered up with silver dino charms for a perfect pair of paleontology earrings. The colourful fossil dung is also known as coprolite; these relics come from Utah, roughly 70 million years ago. You have a choice between 8 types of dangling charms, shown in the 2nd and 6th photos: A. brontosaurus/sauropod, over 1 inch (2.7 cm) across

B. triceratops, under 1 inch (2.1 cm) across

C. duck-billed/hadrosaur, almost 1 inch (2.3 cm) long

D. stegosaurus, over 1 inch (2.7 cm) across

E. sterling silver brontosaurus/sauropod, 2/5 of an inch (1 cm) across

F. sterling silver T. rex/theropod, almost 2/3 of an inch (1.6 cm) across

G. T. rex/theropod, under 1 inch (2.2 cm) long

H. dinosaur skull, under 1 inch (2.2 cm) long

You can also choose an asymmetric pair, with 2 mismatched dinos - please let me know which 2 you want when you check out, or I will choose them for you at random. The photos show similar fossil beads to the ones you will receive; each stone is unique.My current stock is slightly larger than the first photo; see the third photo with the stegosaurus charms for an example of the 11 x 7 mm beads I have in stock. I will do my best to choose them so the earring pairs match. The hooks are hypoallergenic surgical steel, the wire wraps are sterling silver, & the dino charms are made of a silver-tone alloy except for the 2 sterling silver options (all lead-free metals). The dinosaurs & coprolite stones dangle about 3.5 cm (1 1/3 inches) from the bottom of the hooks.

Dinosaur Coprolite Earrings, Real Fossil Poop Jewelry

from $26.00

Maybe you had never heard of coprolite before you saw it on Pawn Stars, or in a children's book, but it has been around for millions of years, and now you can wear it on your ears! These genuine coprolite earrings were pooped out by a genuine dinosaur who was hanging out in what is now Utah, some 150 million years ago during the Jurassic period. I currently have 2 pairs available, but more can be ordered - just ask! pair 1 - beige with grey and brown, and daisy spacers above and below the coprolite

pair 2 - browns with beige, a mismatched pair in terms of patterns; one fossil has some black

Select which pair you want when you check out - each are shown in the photos. Each fossil is about 1/2 an inch (12 mm) long, and the earrings with the daisy spacers dangle almost 4/5 of an inch (20 mm) from the bottom of the hooks. All metals are sterling silver, but you can select hypoallergenic surgical steel hooks or leverbacks instead. I just got some slightly smaller coprolite tube-shaped beads in stock, and will be listing new earrings with different colours soon.

Coprolite Fossil Earrings: Dinosaur Poop, Sterling Silver Posts

from $16.00

Genuine dinosaur coprolite beads made into earrings on sterling silver posts. Each stone is fossil dinosaur poop, deposited millions of years ago in Utah and agatized by the passage of time. Each bead is 8 mm (1/3 of an inch) across; I currently have the following pairs available: pair 1 - orange with shades of green and some white (photos 1-2) - note the cracks on the one bead

pair 2 - beige with a bit of dark orange and a touch of green (photos 3-5)

pair 3 - cream/beige with a few dark markings (photos 6-8)

pair 4 - mixed greens with a bit of orange (photos 9-11)

Coprolite can come in many colours - check the rest of my items for some examples. Each earring dangles about 12 mm (1/2 an inch) from the ball end of the posts.

Small Dinosaur Fossil Earrings: Orange, Grey & Brown Gembone Dangles

$45.00

Small dinosaur fossil earrings, with real fossilized bone in brown with orange, grey and black markings. This is a gorgeous matched set of unique gembone stones, highlighted with small rounds of genuine carnelian (the orange form of chalcedony). The colours are all natural! Each piece of dino fossil is 8 mm (about 1/3 of an inch) long, & the entire earring dangles around 15 mm (3/5 of an inch) from the sterling silver hook, so these are not large accessories. (Please see the last photo for a shot showing a similar pair in the same size with a 2 Euro coin and an American quarter for scale.)

Small Brontosaurus Earrings, Silver Dinosaur Studs

$12.00

Tiny brontosaurus earrings, little sterling silver dinosaurs made into stud earrings. I know that sauropods aren’t usually described as tiny, but these are small enough to fit nicely on your lobe with no problems. (Check the second photo to see one on the tip of my index finger for scale.) Each dino is less than 2/5 of an inch (9 mm) tall, and even less (8 mm) long. The earrings are made with .925 sterling silver, but not by me - these are one of the few items on my site that are not handmade. They come from the same trusted sterling supplier who makes all of my chains and many other findings. I knew my dinosaur customers would love them, so I snapped them up! For years, the word brontosaurus was not used by scientists, in favour of the earlier-named apatosaurus, but now each are considered distinct dinosaurs.

Small Dinosaur Gembone Earrings: Real Fossil Jewelry

$27.00

Dinosaur fossils with colourful agate in the stone are called gembones, & these stacked earrings are a fine example of the type. Each small bead has patches of reddish orange agate set in the brown & grey fossil bone. While these are very small earrings & the details will not necessarily be visible when you are wearing them, some colour is evident. Each earring hangs 1 cm (2/5 of an inch) from the sterling silver hooks. The 4 stones together are small enough to sit on a dime, so they are also very lightweight. You can also choose surgical steel hooks at checkout if you prefer them (all of my hooks are nickel free). These fossils were discovered in Utah. Each pair of earrings is unique; you will receive a pair similar to those shown. The colours will vary in each stone, so please look at all the photos.

Dinosaur Coprolite Ear Cuff, Fossil Cartilage Jewelry

$17.00

Another piece of genuine dinosaur poop - aka coprolite - this one made into an ear cuff. The unpierced cuff hangs from the middle of your ear; cartilage jewelry that does not hurt to wear! Yes, this fossil stone (now agatized) was originally feces from a dinosaur that lived in what is now Utah, USA. Over millions of years, the organic material changed into solid stone, in agate form. You can still see the original cellular structure in this fossil. The stone hangs about 3.7 cm (1 nearly 1/2 inches) from the silver plated cuff; the coprolite is 2.2 cm (bit under 1 inch) across. To wear, place the cuff over the top of your ear, then slide it down to the middle, above your lobe. You do not need to squeeze the cuff to keep it on.

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Dinosaur Hoop Earrings, T Rex & Brontosaurus, Real Fossil Bone

$49.00

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