Men’s Blue and Gold Tusk Tip Necklace
A necklace 40,000 years in the making. Swirling gray and caramel tones of woolly mammoth tusk featuring pops of dark blue tones due to the presence of vivianite, a mineral that forms on the mammoth tusk after thousands of years in the muck. Inlayed with a paystreak of raw Alaskan gold.
Discovered at the Boneyard Alaska, certificate of authenticity included
Materials: ancient woolly mammoth tusk, sterling silver piping, raw 22k gold inlay. Complimentary 24” sterling silver chain included
Please notice slight variations in the collection of four necklaces as no two pieces of Ice Age history are the same.
A necklace 40,000 years in the making. Swirling gray and caramel tones of woolly mammoth tusk featuring pops of dark blue tones due to the presence of vivianite, a mineral that forms on the mammoth tusk after thousands of years in the muck. Inlayed with a paystreak of raw Alaskan gold.
Discovered at the Boneyard Alaska, certificate of authenticity included
Materials: ancient woolly mammoth tusk, sterling silver piping, raw 22k gold inlay. Complimentary 24” sterling silver chain included
Please notice slight variations in the collection of four necklaces as no two pieces of Ice Age history are the same.
A necklace 40,000 years in the making. Swirling gray and caramel tones of woolly mammoth tusk featuring pops of dark blue tones due to the presence of vivianite, a mineral that forms on the mammoth tusk after thousands of years in the muck. Inlayed with a paystreak of raw Alaskan gold.
Discovered at the Boneyard Alaska, certificate of authenticity included
Materials: ancient woolly mammoth tusk, sterling silver piping, raw 22k gold inlay. Complimentary 24” sterling silver chain included
Please notice slight variations in the collection of four necklaces as no two pieces of Ice Age history are the same.
