The smallest ammonite necklace I have available, a brown cephalopod fossil in wrapped in sterling silver, with opalized colours around the centre and some (rare) blue specks on one side. Fossil jewelry at its best! Ammonites lived millions of years ago; a few have been preserved in stone through geological processes. This specimen is a fine piece, with colour on both centres, mostly green and red. My resident paleontologist also said it had "nice sutures" (the lines visible on the shell). Please look at both of the photos to see both sides. I wire wrapped the stone in sterling silver, and strung it on a thin sterling cable chain 16 inches (40 cm) long (longer chains are also available). The silver chain ends in a simple spring ring clasp. The fossil stone is 1 inch (2.5 cm) in length, and is fairly lightweight (just 1/7 of an ounce, or 4 grams, with the wire bail).

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