Smithsonite - Specimen tsumeb mine mineral Ichthyosaurs were marine reptiles—often likened

Ichthyosaurs were marine reptiles—often likened to "dolphins of the dinosaur age"—that ruled the oceans while dinosaurs roamed the land

and minor matrix remaining around the base

organic shape available to everyone

Whether you’re drawn to its layered beauty or its symbolic depth

5cm x 3cm x 4cmApproximate Weight for 1 piece: 70g

Smithsonite - Specimen tsumeb mine mineral Ichthyosaurs were marine reptiles—often likenedMined from: Yanga Koubenza Quarries, Mfouati District, Bouenza Department, Republic of the Congo Description: This one of a kind Smithsonite mineral specimen from Congo features bright turquoise blue Smithsonite covering a reddish brown matrix. The specimen has a mix of smooth botryoidal growth, rounded bubble like formations, and crusty druzy areas across the surface. The colour is strong and even in several sections, with lighter blue white patches