Jurassic Jewelry

  Ammonite, one of the most well-known fossils, is an eolith made of ammonoids, ancient marine mollusks. There are a lot of ammonite fossil s left over today because there were a lot of ammonoids before they vanished 65 million years ago. The god Ammon, who had ram-like spiral horns and was initially worshipped in Ethiopia or Libya before spreading to Egypt and parts of Greece, is the source of the name Ammonite.   Ammonite Fossils Specialties Ammonite is a prehistoric fossil, therefore it blends beautifully with druzy and other interesting-looking natural formations. For a neutral, natural color pattern, combine ammonite with other natural gemstones like coral or agate. To emphasize antiquity, consider adding more fossils like shark teeth, orthocera, or septarian. Instead of bracelets or rings, where they are more vulnerable to damage, ammonites work best as necklace pendants and earrings. As an earth-healing fossil, ammonite has amazing powers that bring stability a...

  Ammonite fossils are all over the world, sometimes in very high concentrations. Before we knew what they were, one of the explanations for ammonites was that they were coiled-up snakes that had turned to stone, earning them the nickname ‘snakestones'. Ammonites, with their spiral shape, are natural symbols of change and forward motion. The spiral attracts negative energy, which filters through the chambers before releasing fresh, positive energy. Ammonites have been used to activate Kundalini, a concept in Dharma that refers to primal energy (called shakti) that coils at the base of the spine and is a source of life force or energy. Ammonites are associated with ancient knowledge, which makes sense given the age of these fossils.   Ammonite fossil s were considered holy stones in ancient Greece for bringing a prophetic vision to life. Ammonite fossils are thought to promote clarity, and owning one can help guide your life's path by providing insight into the larger pictur...