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Orthoceras Ring Buttons & Pins likely used to restrain prey

SKU: 18586693909
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USD90.00 USD117.00 Greenhouse rate

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Description

likely used to restrain prey while targeting the vulnerable underbelly

Composition: Silicon dioxide (quartz)

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Orthoceras Ring Buttons & Pins likely used to restrain preyThis Orthoceras Ring features a genuine fossil dating back over 400 million years, showcasing the distinct segmented shell of an ancient marine creature. Encased in a handcrafted sterling silver setting, the elongated stone highlights natural patterns in shades of gray, black, and cream. A bold statement piece that blends natural history with timeless design.

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