.925 SS Wire Wrapped Orthoceras Pendant by and 48 similar items

This Orthoceras fossil, a straight cone nautiloid, shallow sea water creature, fossilized by calcite, most likely lived sometime within the geologic Ordovician to Devonian periods (about 416 to 488 million years ago). Often worn for educational or scientific interest, and as a conversation piece, it is, nevertheless, a beautiful stone of segmented light gray to charcoal coloration. While black and gray tone colors (grays, blues, purples, etc.) make attractive combinations, brown tones (browns, reds, orange, yellows, etc.) should be avoided. It is most appropriately worn with earth tones, or clothing designed for natural world interest. Description: Light gray to charcoal, long teardrop shaped, opaque fossil wrapped in 22 gauge sterling silver wire. Stone Size: Medium (1-1/2” x 9/16” x 3/8”). Pattern: Vertical chambered sections. Contour: Smooth domed face. Unique Features: Curved chambered sections. Polish: Quite high, near brilliant. Edges: Smooth, ridged. Comment: A unique, handmade, genuine fossil pendant, this piece is posted individually, not merely a representative item - what you see is what you get.