Seal Tooth - Fossil Quality:Standard They are a beautiful soft

They are a beautiful soft grey spattered with darker grey spot throughout it surface

Vanadium is the key trace element responsible for the blue-violet color

Description: This vibrant specimen features lustrous fluorite crystals in a delicate green to bluish hue

This iridescence is typically caused by the thin-film interference of light within microscopic layers or inclusions on the mineral's surface

Origin: France

Seal Tooth - Fossil Quality:Standard They are a beautiful softMined from: Alaska, USA Era: Cenozoic (Pleistocene) Geological Age: ~0. 012. 6 mya Description: This fossil seal tooth from Alaska dates to the Pleistocene epoch, a time marked by repeated glacial cycles and the presence of large ice sheets across much of the northern hemisphere. Seal teeth are well adapted for grasping and holding slippery prey such as fish, often showing a slightly curved shape and pointed tip. Even as a fossil, the enamel and