A pair of earrings rich in ice age history, ready to dance her way to life like the Aurora Borealis against a dark winter night.
Dark brown on one and vibrant white on the other, this pair of sub fossilized mammoth tusk earrings sway together in harmony in a dance of opposites attracting. Like the north and south poles, far away in distance but beating to one heartbeat above the Earth’s atmosphere. Both experiencing the spectacle of a colorful sky against pitch black nothingness, reminding us to always look for the light even in the dark.
Mammoth ivory hand carved from broken shards of mammoth tusk discovered at The Boneyard Alaska dating back to 40,000 - 12,000 years BP
certificate of authenticity included
Materials - 14k gold hooks, jump rings and screws. 21-22k naturally occurring gold nuggets and inlay. Ancient mammoth tusk.
A pair of earrings rich in ice age history, ready to dance her way to life like the Aurora Borealis against a dark winter night.
Dark brown on one and vibrant white on the other, this pair of sub fossilized mammoth tusk earrings sway together in harmony in a dance of opposites attracting. Like the north and south poles, far away in distance but beating to one heartbeat above the Earth’s atmosphere. Both experiencing the spectacle of a colorful sky against pitch black nothingness, reminding us to always look for the light even in the dark.
Mammoth ivory hand carved from broken shards of mammoth tusk discovered at The Boneyard Alaska dating back to 40,000 - 12,000 years BP
certificate of authenticity included
Materials - 14k gold hooks, jump rings and screws. 21-22k naturally occurring gold nuggets and inlay. Ancient mammoth tusk.
