Fabulous Septarian Flame natural ammonite Exogyra ponderosa with evidence of

Exogyra ponderosa with evidence of predation (most likely boring sponges) This oyster has several large holes bored into its shell by its natural predators before it was buried and became fossilized

naturally occurring mineral that

They range from almost circular to flat in cross section

This specimen has a very detailed leaf like suture pattern with great honey and caramel coloring

Purple Amethyst Cut Base from Uruguay

Fabulous Septarian Flame natural ammonite Exogyra ponderosa with evidence ofSeptarian Flames are Septarian nodules that have been carved and polished. The natural pattern of the Septarian looks like dragon skin, hence where the name "Dragon Stone" comes from. This particular flame has beautiful earthy grey brown and yellow tones! This flame looks great paired with our Stilbite on Chalcedony! *Please note that some pictures have been zoomed in to show every detail and color. Please see the measurement and weight pictures of