#science jewelry
New Kickstarter Collection - Final Days!
Our Kickstarter campaign will end Wednesday August 15th.
We’ve added 3 new dinosaur skull pendants, 3 new prehistoric earrings, and a new line of fossil pendants!
Thanks to everyone who already backed, we’re excited to make these new tiny skulls and fossils!
-Matt, Chris, & Jason
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New Kickstarter Collection!
We’ve added 3 amazing new dinosaur skull pendants, 3 new prehistoric earrings, and we’re very excited to introduce a new line of fossil pendants!
Dinosaur Skulls
Our sixth collect starts with three iconic dinos: The Archaeopteryx,Triceratops, and Tyrannosaurus Rex with a “Must go faster” hinged jaw! ;-)
Brand New Fossil Pendants
We have always been fascinated by fossils. They are snapshots of the past that let us travel back in time. Using a 3D depth mapping process, we’ve created a brand new series of framed relief fossil pendants including the famed Berlin Specimen Archaeopteryx discovered in 1875.
New Prehistoric Skull Earrings
We’ve also added to our popular line of skull earrings. You can now adorn your lobes with the Dire Wolf,Saber-Toothed Cat, or Velociraptor.
Available Now!
Everything is available now at special Kickstarter prices, which are 30-40% lower than retail! Click here to see the new skulls & fossils!
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HORNS & ANTLERS SALE!
Back by popular demand! All skulls with Horns or Antlers are on sale for just $35 in bronzeand$99 in silver
PLUS take an additional 15% OFF orders over $50 with code ANTLERS
Some of our favorite species have beautiful, ornate, and detailed horns and antlers. There are now 9 species with fancy headgear in the Fire & Bone collection: The spiral-horned Merino Ram, the classic American Bison, the appropriately named Texas Longhorn, the sturdy Musk Ox, the shy Roe Deer, the beautiful White-Tailed Deer, the wily Goat, the ossiconed Giraffe, and the gentle Gemsbok. All on sale now for a limited time.
Now - 6/10
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GREAT BLUE HERON
Introducing our newest skull species, the Great Blue Heron!
To celebrate the new addition to the flock, ALLbird skull pendants are on sale for just $35 in Bronzeand$99 in Silver.
There are now 9 bird species in the Fire & Bone collection; Great Horned Owl, Crow, Red-Tailed Hawk, Raven, Sacred Ibis, American Robin, Hummingbird, Golden Eagle, and the NEWGreat Blue Heron. All on sale for a limited time!
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Fire & Bone Winter Sale!❄️
TheArctic Fox is on sale for $39inWhite BronzeandYellow Bronzeand$99inSterling Silver.
PLUS use code ARCTICFOXfor15% off orders over $50
or use code WINTER18for$5 off any order!
Now - 2/14
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HOLIDAY SALE!
Use code HOLIDAY2017for$5 off any order, or use code SILVERBELLSfor$15 off any one Sterling Silver item! Now - 12/31
Fire & Bone tiny animal skulls are made from 3D scans of real animal skull specimens, 3D printed in high detail, and cast in White Bronze, Yellow Bronze, or Sterling Silver. The collection has grown to nearly 50 species and includes pendants, cufflinks, and earrings.
They make the perfect gift for lovers of natural history, science, and fashion and are perfect for your tiny museum or oddity shelf!
Happy Holidays!
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Our favorite holiday is almost here!
To celebrate, use code HALLOWEEN17 for 15% off ANY order over $50!
PLUSGray Wolves&Modern Humans are just $39 in Bronze and $99 in Silver, Horses&Owl Monkeys are just $33 in Bronze and $99 in Silver, and Deer Antlers&Coyote Claws are just $25 in Bronze and $45 in Silver!
https://www.fireandbone.com/discount/HALLOWEEN17
Now through November 5th
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All Prehistoric and Extinct skull species are on sale!
TheDire Wolf,Sabertoothed Cat,Velociraptor, and Thylacine are each just $35 for White and Yellow Bronze, and $99 for Sterling Silver.
Plus, the large Dire Wolf jaw pendant is on sale for $70 in Bronze and $135 in Silver.
The Velociraptor lived millions of years ago during the Cretaceous Period. It is believed to have been covered in feathers, and possibly capable of flight. The Sabertoothed Cat and the Dire Wolf both lived side-by-side thousands of years ago, and are thought to have competed for the same prey. The last known Thylacine, or Tasmanian Tiger, died in 1936, although some hold hope that this beautiful animal still exists.
All are on sale now for a limited time, no coupon code required!
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