Ammonite choker 03 - Palmworks X Haus of Moss and Moon

£115.00
One-in-the-world

CALYPSO is a beautiful faux suede choker, with fabric reconstructed from a vintage garment. Salvaged pearls adorn each end of the choker, stitched one-by-one into the fabric.

Ammonites are powerful symbols of evolution, cycles, and ancient earth wisdom. The Ammonites in this collection date back to the Cretaceous Period, around 120 million years ago, and were found in the jungles of Mahajanga on the North West Coast of Madagascar. Each ancient fossil reveals its internal chambers in striking detail, natural spirals and crystallised pockets, and some even have inclusions of Pyrite. These Ammonites have been ethically sourced and then halved and polished in The Cotwolds, UK.

SYMBOLISM

In Greek mythology, Calypso symbolises enchantment, independence, mystery, and the transformative power of solitude and self-discovery. Calypso was a sea nymph who sheltered Odysseus on her island of Ogygia for seven years, offering him love and immortality before ultimately setting him free.

CALYPSO is a beautiful faux suede choker, with fabric reconstructed from a vintage garment. Salvaged pearls adorn each end of the choker, stitched one-by-one into the fabric.

Ammonites are powerful symbols of evolution, cycles, and ancient earth wisdom. The Ammonites in this collection date back to the Cretaceous Period, around 120 million years ago, and were found in the jungles of Mahajanga on the North West Coast of Madagascar. Each ancient fossil reveals its internal chambers in striking detail, natural spirals and crystallised pockets, and some even have inclusions of Pyrite. These Ammonites have been ethically sourced and then halved and polished in The Cotwolds, UK.

SYMBOLISM

In Greek mythology, Calypso symbolises enchantment, independence, mystery, and the transformative power of solitude and self-discovery. Calypso was a sea nymph who sheltered Odysseus on her island of Ogygia for seven years, offering him love and immortality before ultimately setting him free.