Green Herderite Specimen Cacoxenite Pendant and it is this appearance

and it is this appearance that makes this one of a kind tealight holder a captivating and unique work of art

The name 'ammonite' originates from the Greek Ram-horned god called Ammon with the ammonites being so named due to their resemblance in shape to spiralled ram horns

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This listing is for one rare Limonite after Marcasite specimen

During the Cretaceous period (100–145 million years ago)

Green Herderite Specimen Cacoxenite Pendant and it is this appearanceA beautiful sold as seen, mini rare specimen of natural Green Herderite. Dimensions: 0. 7cms x 0. 7cms x 0. 5cms Origin: Chamachu Mine, Skardu, Pakistan. Colour: Very pale green Geology & History: Herderite is named after the German mineralogist Sigmund von Herder, and this rare mineral is primarily composed of calcium, beryllium, phosphate, and hydroxide. It is often found in pegmatite veins and granitic environments and typically forms slender,