Decorative Agate Geode on stand, mineral from Brazil (6-004) cretaceous revealing the natural brilliance of

revealing the natural brilliance of this 70 million year old fossil

Condition: Visible serrations

The distinct cusps and ridges on the tooth's crown aided the cave bear in tearing and chewing tough vegetation

typically silica

has preserved a treasure trove of prehistoric life and offers a glimpse into Earth's distant past

Decorative Agate Geode on stand, mineral from Brazil (6-004) cretaceous revealing the natural brilliance ofSize (stand+mineral): approx. 6"= 16 cm Location: Brazil Agate geodes are typically formed in volcanic rocks. They begin as gas bubbles or cavities within molten lava. Over time, mineral rich water seeps into these cavities and slowly deposits minerals, layer by layer. This gradual deposition of minerals, often silica, leads to the formation of concentric bands or layers inside the geode. The outer shell of an agate geode is usually made of solid rock