Woolly Rhino Tooth - Fossil Specimen herbivore Chlorite is common in these

Chlorite is common in these Himalayan pockets and can become trapped inside the quartz or coat the outside during growth

Description: Amethyst Flowers have groups of Amethyst together to form the shape of a flower

The piece has a natural etched surface with internal veils

leading to the development of pink  hues

known for producing some of the world’s most vibrant and finely grained jadeite

Woolly Rhino Tooth - Fossil Specimen herbivore Chlorite is common in theseMined from: Wando Formation, South Carolina, U. S. A. Era: Cenozoic, Quaternary Period Geological Age: 2. 6 mya Description: This one of a kind fossil tooth specimen from South Carolina shows heavy dark mineralization, exposed enamel folds, broken root structure, and worn chewing surfaces. The glossy black enamel and reddish brown fossilized dentin give the piece strong contrast, while the hollowed and fractured areas show where the original tooth