Cave Bear Tooth Fossil wyoming - Crystal System: Trigonal (hexagonal

- Crystal System: Trigonal (hexagonal scalenohedral)

Note: The polishing process has enhanced the natural beauty of the Chrysocolla

- Type: Fossilized shark tooth in sedimentary rock

a type of microcrystalline quartz

which add to its allure and uniqueness

Cave Bear Tooth Fossil wyoming - Crystal System: Trigonal (hexagonalSize: 3. 5x12 cms Weight: 93 grams Location: Russia Product Description: A fossilized tooth of the Cave Bear (Ursus spelaeus), a prehistoric bear species, showcasing its distinctive shape and size, from the Pleistocene epoch. Geological Information: Location: Russia Type: Cave Bear Tooth (Ursus spelaeus) Age: Pleistocene epoch, approximately 100,000 to 24,000 years old Formation: Cave deposits, specifically in limestone and dolomite caves