Boneyard Alaska Woolly Mammoth Ivory Cabochon Pendant

This Woolly Mammoth fossil ivory cabochon carries the quiet weight of deep time. The ivory spent millennia in the permafrost, where minerals slowly worked their way through, creating the distinctive blue-green vivianite staining that makes each piece completely one of a kind. Set in sterling silver with a turquoise halo, this pendant pairs Ice Age material with careful craftsmanship. The cabochon's smooth surface shows off the natural color variations and mineralization patterns that only happen over thousands of years underground. The fossil ivory comes from the Boneyard Alaska, a private site near Fairbanks that's yielded hundreds of thousands of Ice Age fossils—woolly mammoth tusks, bones, and remains from other megafauna that roamed Alaska during the Pleistocene. This is authentic paleontological material with real history. Ethical sourcing: This is fossil ivory from an extinct Ice Age animal. No modern animals are harmed. Credit to the Boneyard Alaska for these amazing materials. A wearable piece of natural history.