J41 - MOTH Lepidoptera Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Perisphinctes exsolved pigeonite
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
exsolved pigeonite
Norasaphus
belonging to the Anhangueridae family
History: Reportedly recovered in 2017 at the find site of NWA 7034 and purchased by Said Yousfi in 2018 from a local meteorite dealer in Zagora
Beautiful decorative piece made of polished rock with devonian fossils
J41 - MOTH Lepidoptera Fossil Inclusion Genuine BALTIC AMBER + HQ Picture Perisphinctes exsolved pigeoniteScientific name: MOTH Lepidoptera (Baltic amber stone with fossil inclusion) Location: Baltic Sea, Lithuania Geological Formation: Eocene deposits in the Baltic sea Age: Eocene ( 50 million years) Observations: It weighs 0. 4 grams. Measurements of stone 17x12x4mm, length of insect max ~ 3. 8m. Ref: J41 Amber, as it has been attracting attention of people from remote times, is called Lithuanian gold. It is valued as a marvelous adornment because it