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Canadian Ammolite Gems by Kenneth Bradley
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Canadian Ammolite Gems Sterling Silver Pear Ammolite Bypass Ring
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Product Description
Canadian Ammolite Gems Sterling Silver Pear Ammolite Bypass Ring
Looking for colorful, original jewelry designs to elevate your style? Look no further than Canadian Ammolite Gems jewelry. This rare gem from Alberta, Canada features a kaleidoscope of natural colors, making it perfect for pairing with just about any ensemble. By Kenneth Bradley.
Stone Information
Looking for colorful, original jewelry designs to elevate your style? Look no further than Canadian Ammolite Gems jewelry. This rare gem from Alberta, Canada features a kaleidoscope of natural colors, making it perfect for pairing with just about any ensemble. By Kenneth Bradley.
- Approx. 11/16"L x 1/2"W x 1/4"H; shank 1/8"W
- Stamped .925
- Rhodium plating
- Sterling silver bypass-style ring has two bezel-set, pear-shaped multicolor ammolite triplets
- Finished undergallery
Stone Information
- All sizes and weights approximate
- Multicolor Ammolite/Quartz Triplet - Pear (9x6mm); mined in Canada
- The ammolite triplets in this piece have clear quartz caps
- Ammolite gemstones showcase a complete kaleidoscope of color. Blue ammolite is thought to be extremely rare and highly sought after. The finest quality of ammolite has blue and purple.
- Ammolite is over 70 million years in the making and created by Mother Nature.
- Ammolite at this point in time comes from only one place in the world - the Bearpaw Formation in Alberta, Canada.
- Ammolite was given gemstone status in 1981.
