Saltasaurus Dinosaur Eggshell Fossil (1.42") from Cretaceous, Argentina

Saltasaurus Dinosaur Eggshell Fossil (1.42") from Cretaceous, ArgentinaSize (longest side): 1. 42" = 3,63 cm Age: Cretaceous (~70 million years) Location: Patagonia, Argentina Condition: No restoration Genuine Saltasaurus Dinosaur Eggshell Fossil from the Late Cretaceous A rare and fascinating piece from the Late Cretaceous period. Discovered in Patagonia (Salta province), Argentina. This fossil once protected the developing young of Saltasaurus a small titanosaur. The fragment displays a distinctive texture typical of

polished one 1 side

about 100 million years ago

Rose Quartz is valued for its soft pink tones and calming

The extreme heat and pressure of a meteorite impact created moldavite

Size: 30 x 13 x 22 cm

The distal phalanx is part of the bear’s paw

showcasing authentic texture and crystal growth

nurturing energy

The following species have been identified at the moment:

It is easily recognized by its broad

making it useful for meditation and for balancing emotional energies

Tiger's Eye is believed to bring balance