In this fascinating pendant, jewelry craftsmanship and geology merge in a spectacular way. The central gem is a fossil section of the Speetoniceras versicolor ammonite, an extinct cephalopod that lived about 110 million years ago in the waters of the Early Cretaceous.

Originating from Siberia, this specimen stands out for its exceptional preservation and a color combination that captivates at first glance.

The left half of the cabochon displays a fan of calcite and aragonite crystals, unfolding like petals in shades ranging from amber to caramel, crossed by fine natural veins.

On the other side, the ammonite shell is perfectly fossilized in pyrite, with sparkling inclusions and an extraordinary labyrinth-like texture created by the ammonitic sutures.

This jewel is an authentic fragment of evolution, a fossil turned into an ornament, capable of carrying with it the echo of time and the primordial beauty of the Earth.

Each piece is one of a kind. Wearing it means carrying with you a natural work millions of years old, set in silver to become a collectible jewel or a gift with deep meaning.