Ring Made Of Dinosaur Bone

Dinosaur bone used in rings and other jewelry is known as gembone or gem bone and has been described as one of the most rare and beautiful fossils in the world.

Ring made of dinosaur bone.

They are the ultimate in unique custom rings and wedding bands. Dinosaur bone ring options the inlays come in a variety of colors as do the base metals of the ring. Our rings of relics made from the highest quality dinosaur bone lunar dust meteorite glow and other relics from the past. Dinosaur bone is a fossil fossil are rock and rocks are brittle.

Genuine dinosaur bone ring wedding bands. Gibeon meteorite fragments have been banned in 2004 so today you can only find the rings made from the pre ban fragments. The patterns it has look incredible. Check out our dinosaur bone education if you have any questions about our dinosaur bone jewelry.

A dinosaur bone ring on the other hand is unique in such a way that you ll be wearing something that has an ancient material. By utilizing the latest techniques our skilled master jewelers are able to incorporate these rare prehistoric artifacts into truly wondrous rings for him and her. 5 out of 5 stars 5 279 5 279 reviews. Sale price 494 64 494 64 549 60 original price 549 60 10 off.

Our unique dinosaur bone rings are made using an inlay of 100 authentic crushed agatized dinosaur fossils. Tyrannosaurus rex t rex dinosaur bone fossil ring his her set made with aerospace grade titanium renaissancejewelry. The wedding bands in this collection are crafted out of a variety of materials including tungsten ceramic gold and other precious metals. The fossil i used is over 150 million years old.

We offer a wide variety of tungsten titanium and ceramic wedding ring band types. One of the most popular meteorite rings is one made of gibeon meteorite. The fossils we use can be traced back to dinosaurs that roamed the earth during the late jurassic age around 150 million years ago. Specimens can be traced back to dinosaurs that roamed the earth during the late jurassic age around 150 million years ago.

Dinosaur bone ring with meteorite edges separated by titanium 1855 from 1 035 00 fossil wedding band with gibeon meteorite and crushed dinosaur bone 2428 969 00.