Cast Ammonite Cufflinks Fossil imprints The worn-down internal skeleton of

The worn-down internal skeleton of a spiral shell made into a pendant

Looks fab with several jangling together but also elegant when worn on its own

which means that it will look slightly more grey/yellow in colour than the silvery colour of white gold in most high-street shops

A simple polished bangle with a vine-like wire that twists all the way around

A clam shell and a beautiful little piece of coral hung as charms on a 'belcher' chain alongside a Swiss Blue Topaz stone and a little irregular pebble bead

Cast Ammonite Cufflinks Fossil imprints The worn-down internal skeleton ofA weighty pair of cufflinks cast from a real ammonite found in Lyme Regis, in the heart of the Jurassic Coast. Approx 20mm at widest point with a U shape fixing and sprung bar for easy use.