Diplomystus dentatus

Diplomystus dentatusThis small Diplomystus dentatus I found in the mid level split fish layer of fossil lake it has detailed bone preservation that is very dark reddish brown . It is 3 1 2 long with great details shown in the very dark red brown color. It is on a piece of naturally shaped lake bottom silt stone that is approximately 13 x 6 1 2 shipping and packaging is included in the price. The second most common of fish fossils in the Fossil Lake representing

This is a stone sphere made in Oregon from material found in Alaska named by the claim owner

This is a very large and thick slab of a the famous Montana Agate with a large banded area and some host rock at the bottom

This is a large sphere at 4-1/4” and is fully polished

The shell is rhyolite and the back the thunder egg is complete and is approximately 4-1/2” long and 4-1/4” wide

These crystals are not only very showy but also have many different properties and qualities that are sought after to have in the home

It is over 4” long on a piece of matrix that is approximately 6” x 4” x 3/4”  shipping and packaging is included in the price

One baby blanket in blue/white

It weighs just over 9 lbs and is approximately 6 1/2” long

This is a specimen end cut piece fully polished on the face and weighs 8 oz

Coprolite is rare due to it decaying rapidly with conditions needing to be just right to allow it to fossilize

common opal

These are usually very UV reactive showing green like this one does in the included UV photo