Texas Ammonite Fossil new arrival the finish keeps the woven

the finish keeps the woven texture the sole focus with no added stones

Good for someone who appreciates natural stone with a long geological and historical story

Rouge Red and White

its color comes from the mineral structure itself rather than trace metals

Tourmalinated Quartz forms when slender black tourmaline crystals become naturally enclosed within clear quartz as the minerals grow together

Texas Ammonite Fossil new arrival the finish keeps the wovenLocked in Stone Ammonites were shelled marine predators, distant relatives of today's squid and nautilus, that vanished alongside the dinosaurs roughly 66 million years ago. This particular fossil is around 105 million years old, formed when a shallow saltwater sea covered much of what is now North Texas. The coiled shell fossilized as sediment gradually replaced the original shell material with minerals, preserving the ridged spiral pattern in stone.