Triangular Skull Frame Pendant – Open Bone Structure

The triangular skull frame pendant suspends a raised skull inside three narrow bone-like bars. Open space surrounds the face, while rounded joint forms project beyond each corner and a compact loop connects at the top. Material, dimensions, weight and chain inclusion are not identified in the verified product record.

The skull sits inside the frame instead of covering it

The forehead and cheekbones project above the triangular plane, but gaps remain visible along both sides and below the jaw. Each frame bar has irregular bone-like ends rather than a smooth geometric edge. Side and underside views show meaningful depth between the central skull and outer triangle, distinguishing this construction from a flat skull medallion or a triangle engraved on a plate.

• SKU: SSP96
• Visible structure: one skull inside three open frame bars
• Corners: rounded projecting joint forms
• Back: open rather than sealed by a flat plate
• Material, size and weight: not specified

Judge chain position by the top joint and pointed lower corner

The top loop is small relative to the frame, so chain compatibility depends on the clasp and end fitting passing through it. Community discussions show that link width alone is not enough; the widest closure often creates the actual limit. The lower corner can rotate against a collar, so preview the drop and keep the point below tight necklines.

Compare the open construction with other skull necklace structures or browse gothic pendants for men. A chain appears in the gallery, but package inclusion is not confirmed.

Use a soft brush through the open spaces

Clean the eye sockets, frame joints and narrow gaps with a soft dry brush. Store the pendant flat so the projecting corners do not press into softer pieces. Since no verified metal is recorded, avoid chemical dips or metal-specific care promises; a professional jeweler can identify the material before any intensive treatment.

Open frame, wearing position and care questions