Ammonite Whole (Hoploscaphites) Fossil L square This is a clear quartz

This is a clear quartz (SiO2) with phantom-like layers of hematite (Fe2O3) included in the crystal along with a secondary layer of overgrowth on parts of the quartz

Spirit quartz commonly forms in citrine

Wavellite is a mineral commonly found in Arkansas that demonstrates the classic radiating globule crystal habit

12” and weighs 22

Only mined between 2002-2005

Ammonite Whole (Hoploscaphites) Fossil L square This is a clear quartzAmmonites are an extinct type of cephalopods similar to squids and octopuses, however, ammonites had a tightly coiled spiral shell that they used to propel themselves through the water. They first emerged in the Triassic Period (240 million years ago) and survived until the Cretaceous Period (65 million years ago). These fossils can be found around the globe, with the most common locations being Morocco, Canada, and Antarctica. This item is 2. 12" x