With this particular set one can go from Day to Night and not have to change.
This 18 inch necklace is made of blue Ceramic beads, fossil Coral barrel beads and polished Pewter accents.
The necklace is finished with a silver plated Toggle Clasp.
Matching circular hook dangle earrings complete the set.
Fossil Coral is a natural stone that is formed when ancient coral is gradually replaced with agate. The proper name for this material is agatized coral or agatized fossil coral. The fossilized coral typically appears as small flower-like patterns in the stone. Agatized fossil coral can exhibit a wide range of natural colors, ranging from white and pink to brown, gray, black, yellow and red. Corals may vary widely within a single stone depending on weathering and oxidation and the original mineral content. In some cases corals were buried in sediment as the land surface was affected by crustal plate movements or the oceans rose and fell. Temperature and pressure from compaction during burial resulted in those deposits becoming rock and part of the present day geological record.
With this particular set one can go from Day to Night and not have to change.
This 18 inch necklace is made of blue Ceramic beads, fossil Coral barrel beads and polished Pewter accents.
The necklace is finished with a silver plated Toggle Clasp.
Matching circular hook dangle earrings complete the set.
Fossil Coral is a natural stone that is formed when ancient coral is gradually replaced with agate. The proper name for this material is agatized coral or agatized fossil coral. The fossilized coral typically appears as small flower-like patterns in the stone. Agatized fossil coral can exhibit a wide range of natural colors, ranging from white and pink to brown, gray, black, yellow and red. Corals may vary widely within a single stone depending on weathering and oxidation and the original mineral content. In some cases corals were buried in sediment as the land surface was affected by crustal plate movements or the oceans rose and fell. Temperature and pressure from compaction during burial resulted in those deposits becoming rock and part of the present day geological record.
