A fossilized ammonite anchors this composition — an ancient spiral preserved in stone, formed over millions of years. The specimen is selected for the clarity of its natural structure and subtle iridescence, allowing geological history to remain visibly present within the piece. 

It is cradled in copper wire shaped entirely by hand, establishing structural support while preserving the integrity of the spiral form. The composition balances permanence and transformation — deep time rendered wearable. 

Over time, the copper will deepen and warm, developing a patina influenced by environment and wear, while the ammonite remains steady — a record of endurance and natural architecture. 

This pendant is hand-formed without molds or machinery and released as a singular authored work. While future pieces may explore similar fossils, this exact composition will not be replicated.