The ring aerospace grade titanium ring inlaid with gibeon meteorite dinosaur bone and green box elder burl wood 10mm wide available in sizes 6 to 16 including half and quarter sizes wood and fossilized dinosaur bone has been stabilized and sealed for durability gibeon meteorite is sealed under resin so it won t rust.
Meteor and dinosaur bone ring.
With this ring on your finger you d be wearing both a piece of outer space and ancient history.
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Our artisan dinosaur bone inlaid rings are made from spectacular dinosaur fossils such as triceratops tyrannosaurus rex and megalodon.
Dinosaur bone is a fossil fossil are rock and rocks are brittle.
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Our unique dinosaur bone rings are made using an inlay of 100 authentic crushed agatized dinosaur fossils.
Like other jewelry pieces from the men s jewelry store this ring offers maximum comfort because of its rounded interior.
Meteorite rings our artisan meteorite inlaid rings are made from notable meteorites that have landed around the world some up to 50 000 years ago.
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This meteorite ring includes a slightly domed dinosaur bone.
The fossils we use can be traced back to dinosaurs that roamed the earth during the late jurassic age around 150 million years ago.