Plesiosaur Tooth in Matrix - SOLD 1.42" tarpit The pale yellow stone used

The pale yellow stone used to make these beads is a variety of quartz commonly referred to as citrine or lemon quartz

Created in the heart of an asteroid soon after the birth of the solar system

73" pyritized fossil slab of an Iguanodon from the Weald Clay deposits on the Isle of Wight

This pendant contains a polished piece of tiger iron

Plesiosaur Tooth in Matrix - SOLD 1.42" tarpit The pale yellow stone usedFeaturing a long, snake like neck and a stout body equipped with slender paddles, Plesiosaurs are one of the most readily identifiable of all ancient marine reptiles. This specimen is a Plesiosaur tooth embedded in matrix. It was recovered from deposits in Morocco and dates to the Late Cretaceous Period. The exposed tooth measures 1. 42". The specimen ships in a sturdy shipping carton. A small information card is also enclosed that also serves as the