Mammoth Tooth - Fossil Specimen pointed calcite and the natural unpolished surfaces

and the natural unpolished surfaces that make it feel like a real cabinet piece instead of cut rough or a trimmed display crystal

Its compact form

5cm Depth of Container: 3cmApproximate Weight of 1 Container: 285g

Pieces like this show the natural trunk texture and breakage patterns more plainly than cut and polished slabs

making this specimen a popular choice for those seeking a crystal connected to optimism

Mammoth Tooth - Fossil Specimen pointed calcite and the natural unpolished surfacesMined from: San River, Poland Era: Pleistocene Geological Age: 11,700 ya to 2. 6 mya Description: This one of a kind mammoth tooth fossil specimen from the San River in Poland features a heavy, compact molar form made up of tightly stacked enamel plates. The tooth shows strong black to charcoal grey enamel bands running through a tan and brown dentine matrix, giving the sides a layered, striped appearance. Several areas retain broad sections of the