Columnar Basalt Pendant - Geology Jewelry

This pendant is inspired by the unusual structure of columnar basalt,  a type of igneous rock formed by rapidly cooling lava extruded to the earth's surface. By this process, distinctive hexagonal columns are created. Columnar basalt can be seen in many places throughout the world including the Giant's Causeway in Ireland, the Devil's Postpile in California, the Black Sand Beach of Iceland, and the Columbia River area of the Pacific Northwest United States.

If you would like to purchase a chain along with this pendant, please click on the "ADD A CHAIN" button below the material dropdown. The pendant is 1.3 cm (0.5 inches) wide  and 2 cm (0.8 inches) long below the loop. The loop to hold the chain has an inner diameter of 5 mm long by 3.6 mm wide.