Surriceras Ammonite Fossil! Cretaceous Here is a gorgeous new

Here is a gorgeous new Oregon Plume Agate that is as of yet unnamed and still in the exploration phase of discovery

The majority of Kaleidoscope is a Bog Wood formation

Weight: Approx 5

All Lapidary Central rough has been sorted multiple times to ensure quality cutting and cabbing

either before fossilization occurred

Surriceras Ammonite Fossil! Cretaceous Here is a gorgeous newHere is a jaw dropping Surriceras Ammonite Fossil from the Cretaceous time period in Africa! Ammonites are extinct members of the Cephalopod class. Modern members include nautilus, squid and octopus. They first appeared during the Silurian Period (435 million to 410 million years ago) and were abundant and widespread in the seas of the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods (175 million to 65 million years ago). Ammonites are important index fossils; they