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Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace
Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace

Black Ammonite Bolo Tie. Fossil Stone Bola Leather Lariat Necklace

$ 79.00

About 240 million years ago, during the Cretaceous period, a massive ocean covered what is now Madagascar - teeming with life and ammonites! Over time, they passed on, and their shells were fossilized. Now we can find these fossils preserved in sedimentary rock. Very occasionally we come across a rare black ammonite fossil. These unique fossils likely got their color from manganese rich waters. 

  • One bolo tie
  • Mirror-polished Ammonite half averages approx. ~2" at its largest. We use the largest we can find appropriate for the bolo tie size
  • Color choice: Choose "Black" for mostly black tones or "brown" for a mix of both black and brown earth tones. Or NEW - "Black w/ contrast" -- mostly black and white tones, some crystal vugs, maybe a little earth tones for fun. Lots more going on than just black!
  • Slide clip on the back for easy adjustment
  • Total length with tips: about 38 inches
  • Choose warm brown or black leather cord: sturdy 5mm REAL leather braided cord. Not "vegan"/faux "leather"! It will soften up over time and use.
  • 2 inch silver-tone tapered cord tips with decorative embossing
  • Handmade by us in our Detroit Michigan studio! Please allow for slight variations in color, shape and size of the stones. Each fossil is unique!
  • Each is securely attached to the bolo hardware with aircraft grade, jeweler's cement bonding
  • The reverse side of the stone is coated in resin to act as a "bumper" to prevent damage while wearing or if dropped - and to further secure the hardware
  • Gift box included.

What is an ammonite? Ammonites were predatory mollusks that resembled a squid with a shell. These cephalopods had eyes, tentacles, and spiral shells. They are more closely related to a living octopus, though the shells resemble that of a nautilus.