A one-of-a-kind handmade pendant necklace, built around a striking triangle-shaped Coral Fossil cabochon, each fossilized swirl a frozen whisper from ancient seas. Wrapped entirely by hand in pure copper jewelry wire and accented with hand-placed copper beads, this piece carries an earthy, grounded energy. The copper has been given an antiqued finish, creating rich tones of deep amber and bronze — like a treasure unearthed from a forgotten shipwreck.
Designed with simplicity and a modern, minimalist style, this pendant is made for everyone: bold enough for those who love a statement, yet subtle enough for everyday wear. A true unisex accessory, it effortlessly fits into any wardrobe, whether worn on a casual tee or layered with other favorites.
Coral Fossil is often celebrated as a grounding stone, connecting the wearer to the ancient rhythms of the earth and sea, believed to promote emotional balance, intuition, and a calming presence. Paired with copper — a metal long admired for its purported abilities to reduce inflammation, ease discomfort, and even offer antimicrobial properties — the energy of this necklace feels both ancient and alive.
The pendant is paired with a handcrafted sliding-knot leather cord necklace that adjusts easily from about 14” to 26”, making it simple to find the perfect fit for any look. Choose your favorite vibe from four earthy cord colors: Dark Brown round leather for a rugged feel, Black round leather for sleek versatility, Camel round leather for a warm, sun-washed tone, or Tan Sueded leather for a soft, vintage touch.
This piece isn’t just jewelry — it’s a wearable story, a tiny piece of ancient oceans, hand-wrapped and ready for your next adventure.
This versatile necklace measures 2 1/2” tall x 1 1/4” wide and the cord adjusts from approximately 14-26”.
Clean only with a soft cloth. A scratch resistant anti-tarnish strip is included to protect metals from tarnishing during shipping and storage without scratching. Store pendant in ziploc bag with the strip in it.
Lou Hobson Art
Dreamin’ Big Designs
