Interesting Insect Eggs in Amber Galena These crystals are secondary minerals
Description
These crystals are secondary minerals (found mostly near oxidized lead deposits) making them rare and highly sought-after
or pair with our Ammonites or Orthoceras for a great nautical feel
This particular vertebrae has been well preserved and shows in detail how it fit within the skeleton structure
Grape Agate
Interesting Insect Eggs in Amber Galena These crystals are secondary mineralsThis is a polished piece of Amber that shows several insect eggs larva in it! How fascinating to see these preserved! Put this specimen in front of a light to see all of these detailed inclusions. Amber is a gorgeous specimen to own by itself, but to see inclusions inside is so amazing to behold! This particular piece of Chiapas Amber from Mexico is an inch long. Stand will come with purchase.*Please note that some pictures have been enlarged to show
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