Woolly Rhino Tooth - Fossil Specimen floridanus trapping them inside as the

trapping them inside as the silica continues to harden

Head Sizes: 1mm

and thoughtful transformation

Description: This Indonesian calcite specimen features dense clusters of sharp

Calcite like this is often associated with clarity and getting your head straight when things feel cluttered

Woolly Rhino Tooth - Fossil Specimen floridanus trapping them inside as theMined from: Wando Formation, South Carolina, U. S. A. Era: Cenozoic, Quaternary Period Geological Age: 2. 6 mya Description: This one of a kind large fossil tooth shows the thick, layered enamel structure and deep internal chambers typical of a grazing Pleistocene mammal, with heavy wear across the chewing surface from processing coarse vegetation. The crown is broad and ridged, with pronounced enamel folds that form complex grinding surfaces, while