Abonos Raven Pendant
Piece of wearable art.
Carved entirely by hand in part fossilised Abonos Oak wood.
Responsibly sourced wood.
Length: 2.2cm (0.8in).
Width: 4.4cm (1.7in).
Individually designed and hand carved by knife from a single, unbroken piece of wood. Ideal as a gift for a loved one or as an heirloom item to pass down for generations to come.
The pendant can fit on chains up to 2mm thick (chain not included) via the eyelet attachments on the reverse. Larger chains can be accommodated using split rings.
The Oak for this pendant is partially fossilised and believed to be between five and ten thousand years old. It was found partially uncovered by erosion, on the bank of a stream on Dartmoor in England.
Piece of wearable art.
Carved entirely by hand in part fossilised Abonos Oak wood.
Responsibly sourced wood.
Length: 2.2cm (0.8in).
Width: 4.4cm (1.7in).
Individually designed and hand carved by knife from a single, unbroken piece of wood. Ideal as a gift for a loved one or as an heirloom item to pass down for generations to come.
The pendant can fit on chains up to 2mm thick (chain not included) via the eyelet attachments on the reverse. Larger chains can be accommodated using split rings.
The Oak for this pendant is partially fossilised and believed to be between five and ten thousand years old. It was found partially uncovered by erosion, on the bank of a stream on Dartmoor in England.
Piece of wearable art.
Carved entirely by hand in part fossilised Abonos Oak wood.
Responsibly sourced wood.
Length: 2.2cm (0.8in).
Width: 4.4cm (1.7in).
Individually designed and hand carved by knife from a single, unbroken piece of wood. Ideal as a gift for a loved one or as an heirloom item to pass down for generations to come.
The pendant can fit on chains up to 2mm thick (chain not included) via the eyelet attachments on the reverse. Larger chains can be accommodated using split rings.
The Oak for this pendant is partially fossilised and believed to be between five and ten thousand years old. It was found partially uncovered by erosion, on the bank of a stream on Dartmoor in England.
