Ice Age Treasures are made by collector, maker, and trained tusk restoration specialist Kristin Reeves Park. Using only Woolly Mammoth fossil ivory and Ice Age fossils, each piece — whether a pendant, cross, arrowhead, bolo tie, or carved collectible — is entirely one of a kind.

You will be one of the first few humans to have ever touched any of the pieces I create. Wearing and holding your Woolly Mammoth fossil ivory creates a sense of peace and wonderment — a great meditative object to let your mind wander through deep time. I call this feeling "Mammoth Magic."

The Boneyard Alaska, owned by the Reeves family in Fairbanks, AK, is where all fossil ivory and Ice Age fossils are exclusively discovered and recovered. The site has become renowned as one of the most significant paleontological locations in North America, yielding hundreds of thousands of Ice Age fossils including Woolly Mammoth tusks, bones, and megafauna remains such as steppe bison, the Harington horse, short-faced bear, and saber-toothed cats.

Scientific and carbon dating studies on material discovered at The Boneyard Alaska continue to pique the interest of paleontologists and scientists worldwide, as findings may relate to extinction event(s) spanning a period up to 50,000 years BP — before present.