Oyster - Fossil Specimen citrine display piece and the release of heavy

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and a softer home or meditation space

This specimen makes a bold display piece for collectors drawn to metallic minerals with strong contrast and natural crystal complexity

this coral dates to the Carboniferous Period

Oyster - Fossil Specimen citrine display piece and the release of heavyMined from: California, U. S. A. Era: Miocene Epoch Geological Age: 5 16 mya Description: This one of a kind oyster fossil specimen from California is made up of a thick cluster of overlapping shells in muted grey, tan and brown tones. The exterior has a rough, layered surface with broad shell plates, irregular growth lines and naturally broken edges that show how the oysters accumulated together. One side exposes a large concave shell interior with a