Ammonite Necklace in 18 carat yellow gold with an exquisitely carved aquamarine.
A contrast of delicate hand-linked 18 carat gold chain with a sublime carved aquamarine ammonite pendant drop, completely unique and ready to be adorned.
Ammonite - Ammonites were extinct, coiled-shell marine cephalopods related to modern squid and octopus that thrived from the Devonian period until dying out 66 million years ago with the dinosaurs. These predators used chambered shells for buoyancy and are crucial index fossils for dating rock layers. They are also known commonly in England as ‘snakestones’ - “If you break them you find within stony serpents, wreathed up in circles, but eternally without heads.” William Camden, 1586.
Ammonite Necklace in 18 carat yellow gold with an exquisitely carved aquamarine.
A contrast of delicate hand-linked 18 carat gold chain with a sublime carved aquamarine ammonite pendant drop, completely unique and ready to be adorned.
Ammonite - Ammonites were extinct, coiled-shell marine cephalopods related to modern squid and octopus that thrived from the Devonian period until dying out 66 million years ago with the dinosaurs. These predators used chambered shells for buoyancy and are crucial index fossils for dating rock layers. They are also known commonly in England as ‘snakestones’ - “If you break them you find within stony serpents, wreathed up in circles, but eternally without heads.” William Camden, 1586.
