Blue and white mammoth tusks dangle from natural gold nuggets discovered by hand in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Blue color is from deposits of the mineral vivianite which forms on the mammoth tusk deep in the Earth as it reacts with surrounding phosphorus rich mud.
Blue streaks resemble a stream of ice, frozen in time.
Materials: 14k gold threaders, jump rings and screws. Naturally occurring 21-22k gold nuggets. Subfossilized mammoth tusk discovered at The Boneyard Alaska dating 40,000 - 12,000 years BP
certificate of authenticity included
Blue and white mammoth tusks dangle from natural gold nuggets discovered by hand in Fairbanks, Alaska.
Blue color is from deposits of the mineral vivianite which forms on the mammoth tusk deep in the Earth as it reacts with surrounding phosphorus rich mud.
Blue streaks resemble a stream of ice, frozen in time.
Materials: 14k gold threaders, jump rings and screws. Naturally occurring 21-22k gold nuggets. Subfossilized mammoth tusk discovered at The Boneyard Alaska dating 40,000 - 12,000 years BP
certificate of authenticity included
