
Authentic Fossil Jewelry
Real ammonite, shark tooth and orthoceras fossil jewelry — each piece genuinely prehistoric and hand-set in 925 sterling silver. No two pieces are alike.
Looking for the fossils themselves? Explore our full fossil collection, browse fish fossils, or see our fossil display pieces.
- Nouvelle arrivée
Distinctive Pattern Fossilized Coral Cabochon Dangle Earrings on French Wires
Prix habituelDe $18900Prix unitaireStock très faible (3 unités) Pendentif cabochon corail fossilisé – Rectangle (1,25") serti simple
Prix habituel $18900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)- Nouvelle arrivée
Bague fossile d'ammonite avec flèche en peau de raie avec lunette en argent taille 7
Prix habituel $28900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité) - Prix habituel $3,55000Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
Bague en corail fossile - Ovale rouge - Taille ajustable
Prix habituel $15900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)- Prix habituel $10900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $18900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $16900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $14900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $17900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $16900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $16900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $16900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $16900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
- Prix habituel $16900Prix unitaireStock très faible (1 unité)
Frequently Asked Questions
Is fossil jewelry made from real fossils?
Is fossil jewelry made from real fossils?
Yes. Every piece in this collection is set with a genuine fossil — real ammonite, orthoceras, fossilized coral, fossilized shark teeth, or dinosaur bone. These are authentic prehistoric materials, not resin castings or imitations, hand-selected and set largely in 925 sterling silver.
How old are the fossils used in this jewelry?
How old are the fossils used in this jewelry?
It depends on the material. Ammonites and orthoceras are cephalopods that lived roughly 65 to 400 million years ago. Fossilized coral and Turritella agate preserve ancient marine life from tens of millions of years back. Fossil shark teeth are typically several million years old. Each piece is a wearable fragment of deep geologic time.
What is an ammonite and why is it used in jewelry?
What is an ammonite and why is it used in jewelry?
An ammonite is an extinct marine mollusk whose coiled, spiral shell makes a striking natural design. Some pieces are pyritized, where the shell mineralized into golden pyrite, and rare opalized ammonite (ammolite) shows flashing iridescent color. The spiral shape is why ammonite is the most common fossil in this collection — it reads as both ancient and ornamental.
Is fossil jewelry a good gift for men?
Is fossil jewelry a good gift for men?
It's one of the strongest natural-art gifts for men we carry. Fossilized shark tooth pendants and orthoceras rings have an understated, rugged character that appeals to collectors and anyone drawn to natural history. Because each fossil is one of a kind, the gift carries a story most jewelry can't.
What metal is your fossil jewelry set in?
What metal is your fossil jewelry set in?
The large majority of this collection is set in 925 sterling silver, with select rings on adjustable bands and some bezel-set and prong-set designs. Sterling silver holds detail well and pairs cleanly with the earthy tones of fossil material, from tan shark teeth to deep brown ammonite and red fossilized coral.
Will two fossil pieces ever look exactly alike?
Will two fossil pieces ever look exactly alike?
No. Because each piece is cut from a unique natural fossil, no two are identical in pattern, color, or matrix. Even within the same style, every ammonite spiral and every shark tooth differs. When a piece sells, it is genuinely gone, which is why much of this collection shows very low stock.
