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also known as "Cobaltocalcite
These quarries have been producing zeolite minerals since the early 90s and are still going strong
known for their deep royal blue color with natural golden pyrite flecks and occasional white calcite patterns
This particular offering focuses solely on the gem's physical attributes
It is known for its striking blue color and unique crystal formations
Shrimp Fossil knightia also known as "CobaltocalciteSize: 15. 5 X 0. 5 X 8 cm Weight: 227 Gram Location: Germany Product Description This piece preserves two fossil shrimp, most likely of the genus Carpopenaeus, within a fine grained limestone matrix typical of the Upper Cretaceous Konservat Lagersttten of Lebanon (Hjoula, Hakel and Sahel Alma), dated to roughly 95 100 million years old. These deposits formed in a warm, shallow sea where anoxic bottom conditions and fine carbonate mud allowed soft