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

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

Many practitioners consider it a stone that helps balance emotional intensity with calm focus

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

making them compelling pieces for both collectors and those interested in the natural history of ancient mammals

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