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Series Bone Sterling Silver Jewelry
Series bone jewelry pairs an ancient organic material with modern sterling silver craftsmanship. Bone has served as a jewelry material for over 30,000 years, carved by cultures across every continent. Today, ethically sourced bone—often from cattle or buffalo—offers a warm, ivory-like appearance without the environmental concerns of elephant ivory. Each piece in this collection features hand-carved bone elements set in .925 sterling silver frames. Browse 10 available pieces priced from $722 to $7154, all shipping free within the US.
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Natural Carved Bone Set in .925 Sterling Silver
Bone ranks around 2.5 on the Mohs hardness scale, making it softer than most gemstones but ideal for detailed carving work. Artisans shape bone into beads, pendants, and inlay pieces that showcase natural cream to tan color variations. The material accepts dyes well, though our collection focuses on natural tones that complement sterling silver settings. Unlike synthetic alternatives, genuine bone develops a subtle patina over time as natural oils from skin contact interact with the surface. This gradual change gives each piece its own character through years of wear. Bone jewelry requires basic care: avoid prolonged water exposure, store away from direct heat, and clean with a soft dry cloth. SilverRush Style has specialized in natural stone and organic material jewelry since 2005. Every sterling silver setting carries the .925 purity stamp. Our bone pieces arrive with care instructions to help maintain their appearance for years of regular wear.Frequently Asked Questions
What type of bone is used in jewelry?
Most bone jewelry uses cattle or water buffalo bone sourced as a byproduct of the food industry. These materials provide a consistent quality for carving and are considered ethical alternatives to ivory.
How do you care for bone jewelry?
Keep bone jewelry dry and store it away from heat sources. Clean with a soft cloth and avoid chemical cleaners, which can damage the organic material.
Does bone jewelry change color over time?
Yes, bone develops a natural patina from skin oils and light exposure. This gradual darkening is normal and considered part of the material's character.
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