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About Our Fossils & Other Components
All of our jewelry is individually hand-crafted from excellent materials. Our necklaces are strung on Berkeley Fireline Crystal™ 20-pound test. This is a braided, heat-fused nylon line that provides excellent strength and durability (it can actually be used for salt water fishing). Unlike the rigid metal-based lines that many jewelry makers use, the Berkeley feels like cotton and offers a gorgeous, natural drape, without sacrificing strength.
We offer necklaces in 15, 16, 18, and 20-inch lengths. We also have some adjustable length necklaces, strung on quality 2mm leather cord.
Our bracelets are strung on Stretch Magic™ elastic. It is strong and durable, and it has excellent memory (it doesn’t stretch out or lose its shape).
Our bracelet sizes range from 6.5 to 8 inches. Our elastic bracelets are designed to fit close to the wrist so that they don’t get in your way during everyday tasks. Many women find that our 8-inch bracelets fit them well as anklets. If you’re not sure about size, just measure your wrist/ankle before ordering.
All of our clasps are .925 sterling silver. Everything on our jewelry that looks silver (beads, clasps, pendant settings, bails, etc.) is .925 sterling silver.
Fossils: Ammonite is a cephalopod, about 500-200 million years old. Trilobite is an arthropod, about 400-200 million years old. Orthoceras is a cephalopod, about 400-200 million years old. All of our fossil pendants are jewelry grade.
Shiva Lingam River Stones: These are from the banks of the Narmadia River in the Mandhaca Mountains in India. The colors and shape of the stones are thought to represent a balance of yin and yang, of logic and wisdom, and/or of "masculine" and "feminine" energies. They have the highest vibrational frequency of any known stone.
Tibetan Prayer/Wish Boxes: These are .925 sterling silver, hand-carved by Tibetan artisans. The cap of the box is removable. The wearer writes his/her prayer or wish on a slip of paper and places it inside the pendant. The idea is that wearing the pendant keeps one mindful of her/his prayer or wish.