Fordite Pendant / Hand Cut Wearable Art

The kind of jewelry people never forget. If you love color, pattern, and pieces that feel alive with history, this Fordite pendant delivers that spark the moment you see it. Each pendant is hand cut to reveal the natural ridges, curves, and layered stripes inside the original Fordite. The result is a dazzling, lightweight piece of wearable art, full of depth and movement, and unique to you alone. No two patterns ever repeat. Whether you’re gifting it or treating yourself, this pendant is made to feel meaningful, vibrant, and impossible to take off.

⭐ WHAT YOU’RE GETTING: *The exact necklace as shown in the photos. • One of a kind Fordite pendant, 2 inches long, including bail. Chain is 18" • Hand cut to highlight the natural layered colors and textured formations • Buffed and polished to a glass-like reflective shine • Lightweight and comfortable for everyday or evening wear • Silver tone chain (length varies) • Dazzles beautifully under light • Includes jewelry cleaning cloth • Packaged in bubble wrap inside a turquoise gift bag

📦 PROCESSING & SHIPPING • Ships ready to gift • Securely wrapped with protective bubble wrap • Typical processing time: 1–2 business days • Delivery timelines vary by location

✨ KEEP SHOPPING See more unique Fordite pieces here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/NorthernLightFordite Have questions or want help choosing the perfect pendant? Send me a message — I’m happy to help. 😊 WHAT IS FORDITE? Genuine Fordite comes from automobile paint booths in factories and holds the historical record of the cars that were assembled there on the production line. The overspray from painting collects on the metal racks that hold up the car or car parts and every few months it has to be chiseled off so production can continue. When the overspray is removed, the Fordite contains the paint record of every car, make and model that has passed through the production line. It has the hardness of a sedimentary rock and can be cut and shaped with lapidary tools. This is the raw material that I use to create the cabochons, jewelry, and display pieces found in my shop.