Amethyst Cluster - 3.439" with Stand - Brazilian technology recovered from Utah's Wheeler Shale

recovered from Utah's Wheeler Shale Formation

Their hexagonal patterning allowed these osteoderms to interlock together to form a protective shell

Nature's Ghosts: Confronting Extinction from the Age of Jefferson to the Age of Ecology

with mites

Please note: This specimen cannot be returned or exchanged

Amethyst Cluster - 3.439" with Stand - Brazilian technology recovered from Utah's Wheeler ShaleFormed in volcanic rocks and colored violet by radiation, amethyst has an explosive origin. The traditional birthstone of February can be found worldwide and is sought after for its beautiful purple hues. This particular specimen is a single amethyst cluster from Brazil. The cluster measures 3. 439" at the tallest point. It is firmly mounted in a sturdy steel stand and is perfect for tabletop display. The specimen ships with an individual certificate