Chrysanthemum Stone from China (106 grams)
This self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsThis self-standing Chrysanthemum Stone specimen is a unique and valuable find from China. Its formation, which occurred millions of years ago due t...
View full detailsFossilized psuedomorph of calcite after ammonite halve to reveal the internal chambers lined with calcite crystals. The ammonite has been internall...
View full detailsFossilized psuedomorph of calcite after ammonite halve to reveal the internal chambers lined with calcite crystals. The ammonite has been internall...
View full detailsFossilized psuedomorph of calcite after ammonite halve to reveal the internal chambers lined with calcite crystals. The ammonite has been internall...
View full detailsFossilized psuedomorph of calcite after ammonite halve to reveal the internal chambers lined with calcite crystals. The ammonite has been internall...
View full detailsMegalodon was an prehistoric shark from the Miocene & Pliocene Periods that may have been 40 feet (12m) long or more. (There are a few scienti...
View full detailsMosasaurs are an extinct group of large marine reptiles. Mosasaur teeth come in various sizes and from various species. This specimen is a large, ...
View full detailsThis specimen is a piece of Mexican Amber, also know as Mexican Mayan Amber. It is harder than most other ambers, which makes it less fragile and i...
View full detailsOrthoceras ("straight horn") is a slender, elongate shells with the middle of the body chamber transversely constricted, and a subcentral orthocho...
View full detailsA stunning roundl shaped flat plate made out of polished Ammonite and Orthoceras. This plate perfect as a gift that would compliment any dining or...
View full detailsMosasaurs are an extinct group of large marine reptiles. Their first fossil remains were discovered in a limestone quarry at Maastricht on the Meus...
View full detailsGenuine, museum-quality, Ophiuroidea Brittle Star Fossil. Ophiura ophiura or the serpent star is a species of brittle star in the order Ophiurida. ...
View full detailsBrittle stars or ophiuroids are echinoderms in the class Ophiuroidea closely related to starfish. They crawl across the sea floor using their flexi...
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