Fir Tree Rings christmas coal they do have some natural

they do have some natural variation in size and shape

This tree was one I knew well as it was my landmark to start and finish my run along the river trail loop as it grew with a substantial lean toward the water and was easily recognizable

This cone was growing in the Canadian Rocky Mountain town of Canmore

Galleries are the tunnels you will sometimes see on branches without bark

This tree grew at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity and had the fortune of being at the creative campus and adored as a healthy old growth behemoth

Fir Tree Rings christmas coal they do have some naturalThe subtle texture of growth rings from a naturally fallen Fir Tree has been imprinted onto these earrings from a Douglas Fir Tree that was growing in the forests of the Canadian Rocky Mountain town of Canmore, Alberta. The pendants are made from Fine silver (99. 9% pure silver) and hang on sterling silver kidney wires that have hooks on the back to help keep these delicate earrings secure while being worn.