Fossil Shark Vertebra (1.61") – Eocene, Morocco

Fossil Shark Vertebra (1.61") – Eocene, MoroccoThis authentic fossil shark vertebra originates from Morocco and dates to the Eocene period, when large predatory sharks dominated ancient seas. Shark vertebrae are composed of calcified cartilage, making well preserved fossil examples like this highly collectible. Cube on picture is 1cm x 1cm (not included)

Black agate is valued for its classic appearance and natural durability

A rare and fascinating piece from the Late Cretaceous period

These exceptionally preserved fish fossils are revealed by carefully splitting open hard concretions

Blue Apatite:

Odontopleurids of the family Damesellidae are closely related to odontopleurids

which it used to slash through schools of fish

This is a crocodile tooth from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco

The Howelite Mineral Pendant is a unique and thoughtful present for birthdays

which features a unique "crowned" tubercle pattern that gives it an almost regal appearance

For a brief explanantion about this locality follow this link

Trilobite Fossil

a group of ammonites known for their distinctive disc-shaped shells with ribbed patterns