Description
A particularly spectacular site on a morning wander in Broome are the dinosaur footprints left by Sauropods over 130 million years ago.
The prints were formed as dinosaurs crossed the wet sandy areas of what was once a large river delta between surrounding forest. The footprints are now visible on sandstone rock platforms along the coastline, with Gantheaume Point being one of the most well-known places to spot them.
Inspired by these prints, Allure’s Sauropod split band ring features one 13.5mm x 14.16mm South Sea Keshi pearl set against hand foraged, beautifully domed 18-carat gold.
If the design allows, we offer complimentary sizing of our rings up or down two sizes. Please specify the size you wish to order in the notes section at the checkout.
The organic, freeform shape of the keshi pearls may vary for each piece. Please get in touch via [email protected] for more information.
