Septarian sculpture (196 Grams) from Madagascar

Septarian sculpture (196 Grams) from MadagascarSeptarian forms in part through a geological process known as concretion. During this process, mineral rich fluids fill spaces between sedimentary particles Septarian pieces are formed through a process where ancient sea life and sediment collected eventually drying and cracking over time. Minerals then crystallized within these cracks, creating the unique patterns you see today.

One of the most distinctive features of Suchomimus was the sail-like structure on its back

🔶 Trapped in Time: Dominican Amber fossil with many insect species🔶

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but it's thought to have had a relatively small head

conical shape used for catching slippery prey such as fish and squid

blue apatite is thought to have a calming effect

The combination of the natural hues and the polished surface makes this ammonite a true work of art

featuring two Mosasaur teeth preserved together in a natural matrix

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Found in Jbel Gara el Zguilma Foum Zguid

Thanks to the permafrost