These unusual and quirky earrings are made from semi-precious stones, a non-identical pair of hand-cast resin ammonites and sterling silver. They are designed to complement each other but not exactly match. They can be worn as a pair or as statement individual pieces. The drop below the earwire is 2¾ inches (7cm). Resin is beautifully light and this pair of eye-catching earrings weigh just 9.54g between them (average 4.77g each).

The original ammonites were found by myself when fossil hunting at Runswick Bay, just north of Whitby. This lovely town was my home for around 10 years. Ammonites, belemnites, gryphaea and other fossils are commonly found on this stretch of coastline. The light blue and silver ammonites are matched with pretty apatite beads. Apatite eases sorrow, apathy and anger. It is a powerful healer and is said to help with cartilage, bones, teeth, arthritis and joint problems. Apatite can help the wearer achieve deeper meditations and lucid dreaming and will boost psychic abilities. It can also encourage the wearer to be of service in a more humanitarian way.

These earrings comes in a gift box with the descriptive enclosure photographed which tells the new owner of this unique jewellery all about its qualities. A complementary polishing cloth is also included.