Ammonite Ring Size 8
This ring is made from .925 Sterling Silver. You will receive the exact piece as pictured.
Ammonite fossils are ancient marine cephalopods that existed from the Devonian to the Cretaceous period. These extinct relatives of modern-day nautiloids and squids had coiled, chambered shells. Ammonites are found in various locations globally, with notable deposits in regions such as Morocco, Madagascar, and the United Kingdom. Throughout history, ammonite fossils have been discovered in sedimentary rocks, providing valuable insights into prehistoric marine life. Composed primarily of calcium carbonate, the fossils often undergo permineralization, a process in which minerals replace the organic material over time, turning the shells into stone. Ammonite fossils, with their spiral forms and intricate chambers, remain significant in paleontological studies and are also prized by collectors and enthusiasts for their aesthetic appeal and historical relevance.
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