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This piece is a rare formation of Fluorite and Amethyst - Old stock from the now closed, Nancy Hanks Mine, Unaweep Canyon, Mesa County, Colorado. Most often, people are used to seeing just green Fluorite from this locality, but occasionally the most desired and treasured combination of purple Amethyst with green Fluorite are found!
SPECIMEN TYPE
Fluorite & Amethyst
LOCATION
Nancy Hanks Mine, Unaweep Canyon, Mesa County, Colorado
DIMENSIONS:
Weight: 2 lbs 1 oz
Length: 4.5”, Width: 3.75" Depth: 1.5”
Beacon Hill Agate is a unique variety of agate known for its translucent chalcedony base interlaced with intricate fortification banding, mossy inclusions, and scenic patterns that often resemble landscapes or flowing water. Found in the Beacon Hill area of Oregon, this stone showcases a serene palette of soft earthy colors and occasional lavender hues — each piece capturing a tranquil, almost ethereal beauty.
This particular piece is botryoidal, and partially polished on one side to highlight its delicate banding and subtle color transitions. The other sides remains in its natural state, preserving the organic texture and raw form.
SPECIMEN TYPE
Beacon Hill Agate (Scenic Agate)
LOCATION
Beacon Hill, Oregon, USA
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 4.5”, Width: 2.5", Depth: 1.5”
Weight: 7.9 oz
This beautiful Wiggins Fork Agate Limb Cast has been partially polished on one face to exhibit the beautiful cloudy coloration and banding of the Agate. The remainder of this piece was left “rough” to show its unique and completely natural form.
Wiggins Fork Agate Limb Casts are found at about the 9,000 ft. level in the mountains north of Dubois, Wyoming, specifically Wiggins Creek. These are formed when wood, often a limb, is buried and then the organic matter is replaced by agate, creating a stone replica of the original wood structure. The agate can be various types, including hollow crystal lined, iris, green moss, water-level banded, tube, and amethyst lined.
SPECIMEN TYPE
Petrified Tree Limb
AGE/ERA
Late Cretaceous
LOCATION
Dubois, Wyoming
FORMATION
Wiggins Creek
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 6”, Width: 4.25", Depth: 3.25”
Weight: 4.6 lbs
This beautiful Folding Utility Knife was crafted with a 3.5” handle made from polished Mammoth Tooth.
Mammoths, roamed across what is now the United States until their extinction around 12,500 years ago. These enormous creatures, closely related to today's elephants, are best known for their impressive curved tusks and shaggy coats, adaptations to their harsh, glacial environments.
AGE/ERA
Pleistocene
DIMENSIONS:
3.5” Handle
This is a tooth from the mouth of the infamous Tyrannosaurus Rex, collected from the Cretaceous-aged Hell Creek Formation in Montana, making it approximately 70 million years old.
SPECIES
Tyrannosaurus Rex
AGE/ERA
Cretaceous 70 Million Years Old
LOCATION
Legally Collected on Private Land in Powderville, Montana
FORMATION
Hell Creek
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 2”, Width: 1"
**SPECIMEN BOX INCLUDED**
This 6” Serrated Shark Tooth Fossil came from the giant prehistoric Megalodon! It was collected from the Late Miocene Pungo River Formation off the coast of North Carolina, making it approximately 14 million years old! Adult Megalodon teeth were typically 4 to 5 inches. Teeth over 6 inches are very rare and represent the largest of this extinct marine species.
SPECIES
Otodus Megalodon
AGE/ERA
Late Miocene (13.8 - 16 Million Years)
LOCATION
North Carolina Coast
FORMATION
Pungo River
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 6”, Width: 5"
Weight: 14.45 oz
RESTORATION:
None
Carbon County Petrified Wood from Lake Uinta in Utah, is a remarkable fossilized wood formed from ancient trees in the Eocene Era. Many specimens from this region are partially encased with stromatolite, a rare, layered formation created by prehistoric microbial life.
This particular specimen is polished on one side to reveal its exquisite mineralization, preserved wood grain, and occasional stromatolite inclusions. The reverse side has been left raw to highlight its natural texture and authentic form
SPECIMEN TYPE
Petrified Wood (with Stromatolite)
LOCATION
Carbon County, Utah
FORMATION
Lake Uinta
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 3.5”, Width: 3.5", Depth: 1.5”
Weight: 1.2 lbs
Charoite is a is a rare potassium, barium, calcium strontium, sodium, hydrogen-rich silicate mineral. Its color ranges from a deep purple to a lilac pink and is commonly found with inclusions of Quartz (white) and Manganese (black). It is found exclusively within the Chara River area of the Murun Massif in Russia. It forms from limestone through contact metamorphism.
This particular slab has been polished on one side to exhibit its exquisite color and inclusions. The other side is flat an “raw” to show it’s natural colors.
SPECIMEN TYPE
Charoite
LOCATION
Chara River area of the Murun Massif in Russia
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 6.5”, Width: 5", Depth: 0.5”
Weight: 1 lb. 14 oz
This is a piece of Late Jurassic aged, Agatized “Gem Bone / Gembone”, partially polished to reveal the wonderful internal cell structure. Agatized dinosaur bone is a rare form of fossilized dinosaur bone where the original fossilized bone has been naturally replaced with silica based compounds such as agate, jasper, chalcedony, or opal.
AGE/ERA
Jurassic 155 Million Years Old
LOCATION
Legally Collected on Private Land in Moffat, Colorado
FORMATION
Morrison
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 4.5”, Width: 3", Depth: 2.75”
Weight: 2.6 lbs
This is an Ammolite Fossil, collected from the Cretaceous-aged seabeds of North Dakota, making it approximately 70 million years old.
SPECIES
Ammonite
AGE/ERA
Cretaceous 70 Million Years Old
LOCATION
North Dakota
DIMENSIONS:
Length: 13”, Width: 11.5" Depth: 2.25”
Weight: 14 lbs 7 oz
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