Delicate Desert Rose Crystal Fossils in Matrix some gray 3) ROOT: slight

some gray 3) ROOT: slight repairs 4) ENAMEL: Great ombre coloring effect 5) BOURLETTE: full and intact 6) SERRATIONS: detailed Overall

Just look at the green and white crystal clusters

Exogyra ponderosa with evidence of predation (most likely boring sponges) This oyster has several large holes bored into its shell by its natural predators before it was buried and became fossilized

These minerals are still in matrix

This piece will brighten up any room

Delicate Desert Rose Crystal Fossils in Matrix some gray 3) ROOT: slightDesert Roses are a form of gypsum that, when sand particles become embedded in it form the rose shaped crystal "petals". Look at the rich rusty red color and perfect details on each side! This specimen adds a touch of delicacy to any display! Pair with our Anetoceras Ammonites or Amethysts. *Please note that some pictures have been zoomed in to show every detail and color. Please see the measurement and weight pictures of this specimen for accurate