Rough Labradorite with Polished Front Stilbite Exogyra ponderosa with evidence of

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

which shows in several crevices on this specimen very well

This Fluorite with Dogtooth Calcite is stunning to look at

This open half Geode has gorgeous white and purple crystals covering the inside

Pair this with our Calcite Towers or Amethysts for a stunning conversation piece

Rough Labradorite with Polished Front Stilbite Exogyra ponderosa with evidence ofLabradorite displays an iridescent effect, with a beautiful "flash" of blue when held up to the light! This particular specimen is Labradorite that has been polished on one side and cut on the bottom to stand on its own! You can also catch the blue flash on the rough side of this specimen! This is the perfect mineral to display on the desk or entry table! Pair with our Septarian Nodules and Ammonites for a raw, eye catching look! *Please note that