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'Surprises'- Purple and green Ammolite
Prepare to be captivated by the mesmerizing dance of light as our 'Surprises' Ammolite Pendant takes center stage. This extraordinary piece is a true embodiment of elegance and rarity, boasting an exceptionally large ammolite that's as unique as it is enchanting.
Behold the Spectacle:
Witness an awe-inspiring display of nature's artistry as vibrant hues of green and shades of purple interplay with hints of violet and crimson, creating an ever-changing kaleidoscope of colors that never cease to astonish. A delicate glimmer of gold on the right-hand side adds a touch of opulence, enhancing the grandeur of this magnificent stone.
Crafted to Perfection:
Set in exquisite silver, our 'Surprises' Ammolite Pendant is a testament to fine craftsmanship. The ammolite gem is impeccably showcased, allowing its breathtaking beauty to take center stage. A meticulously handcrafted silver chain completes the ensemble, ensuring a seamless fusion of elegance and artistry.
Experience the Magic Yourself:
We invite you to explore the wondrous world of 'Surprises' through our YouTube video, where the play of colors and the intricate details of this extraordinary pendant come to life. Witness firsthand the mesmerizing transformation as light reveals the hidden splendor of the ammolite.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rp3WtXOAZcI
Ammolite is only found in the Bearpaw Formation, which extends from Alberta to Saskatchewan in Canada and south to Montana in the US. The best quality of Ammolite is found along the high-energy river systems on the eastern slopes of the Rocky Mountains in southern Alberta. Most of the commercial mining takes place along the banks of the St Mary River south of Lethbridge.
This is a very high grade ammolite and has a strong, bright range of colors. Generally the lower grade ammolite will have more reds and green and are more common then the hues of blue or purple. Certain hues, like crimson, violet, and gold are very rare and in high demand. And yes, for those of you who know of ammonite this is that on steroids.