Description
Display and Conversation Piece: This Marine Reptile Tooth makes for a unique and fascinating display piece
This particular fragment exhibits an extraordinary blend of metallic and stony components
- Hardness: 3-4 on the Mohs scale
Weight: 273 grams
5cms (Avg)
Sulphur fossils Display and Conversation Piece: ThisSize: 22 x 9 x 16 cms Weight: 8. 4 kgs Location: Indonesia Product Description: This vibrant yellow specimen of native sulphur comes from volcanic regions of Indonesia, known for their active geothermal landscapes. It typically forms around volcanic fumaroles, where hot gases rich in sulfur compounds escape from deep within the Earth Indonesian sulphur is prized for its intense color, natural crystal formation, and direct link to active volcanic
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