Cerussite from Mibladen, Atlas Mountains, Khénifra Province, Morocco elmwood The original remains were destroyed

The original remains were destroyed in World War II

Fossilized psuedomorph of calcite after ammonite halve to reveal the internal chambers lined with calcite crystals

Orthoceras is a member of the class Cephalopoda and is closely related to the extinct giant Cephalopod and present-day chambered nautilus

Also known as Grape Agate

Amethyst - Enhances courage and self-esteem

Cerussite from Mibladen, Atlas Mountains, Khénifra Province, Morocco elmwood The original remains were destroyedFrom Mibladen, Atlas Mountains, Khnifra Province, Morocco A large lustrous, transparent to translucent colorless sixling twin cerussite crystal from Morocco. Crystal is very large for its species, has well defined crystal faces. Known as a sixling twin due to the twinning on all axes resulting in a six pointed star. 117. 6 lbs, 2 x 1 x 1. 5 inches