Ammonite Pendant

Ammonites were ancient marine mollusks that thrived during the Mesozoic era, particularly from the Devonian to the Cretaceous period, approximately 400 to 65 million years ago. These fascinating creatures are known for their distinctive coiled shells, which often feature intricate patterns and complex suture lines. Ammonites belong to the subclass Cephalopoda, making them relatives of modern squids and octopuses. These animals inhabited a variety of marine environments, from shallow waters to deep oceans, and were agile predators, using their tentacles to capture prey. The diverse shapes and sizes of ammonite shells provide valuable insights into the evolutionary history of marine life. Their fossilized remains, which display beautiful, often vibrant colors and stunning geometric forms, are highly sought after by collectors and paleontologists alike, serving as important indicators of the Earth's historical climate and sea levels. The extinction of ammonites, coinciding with the dinosaurs' demise, marked the end of an era in oceanic life.

Various sizes and quality comes with either a silver or gold ring loop