Ammolite - Fossil Specimen zinc sulfide mineral Several larger honey-yellow blades stand

Several larger honey-yellow blades stand prominently across the surface

displaying shifting tones of green

Approximate Size of 1 piece: 28cm x 16cm x 3cm Approximate Weight of 1 piece: 1730g

Glendonite belongs to a class of pseudomorphs which is a mineral that has taken the characteristic crystal shape of another mineral by a processes called recrystallization

often associated with love

Ammolite - Fossil Specimen zinc sulfide mineral Several larger honey-yellow blades standMined from: Bearpaw Formation, southern Alberta, Canada Era: Late Cretaceous Geological Age: 7075 mya Description: This one of a kind Ammolite fossil specimen from Alberta, Canada features a mostly complete ammonite shell with a rounded spiral form and a naturally domed surface. The shell shows dark brown to black fossilized areas with scattered iridescent flashes of green, blue, purple, yellow, orange, and red across the surface. Its preserved spiral