Green Sphalerite - Specimen Under - 25 Pyrite is an iron sulfide

Pyrite is an iron sulfide mineral known as “fool’s gold” because of its golden metallic shine

Alligators are polyphyodont and produce hundreds or possibly thousands of teeth during their lifespan with many of them becoming fossilized

Description: Frozen in time

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Material from Indonesia is commonly tied to Sumatran deposits of Miocene age

Green Sphalerite - Specimen Under - 25 Pyrite is an iron sulfideMined from: Maramure mining district, Romania Description: This one of a kind green sphalerite mineral specimen from Romania features a bold, sculptural form covered in sharply defined, lustrous crystals. The piece displays a rich mix of smoky charcoal, steel gray, and olive green tones, with flashes of translucent green visible in some crystal faces. Areas of pale gray to white matrix add contrast and help emphasize the specimens dramatic crystal