Azurite | Russia Small Ammonites lived in the Bearpaw

Ammonites lived in the Bearpaw Sea during the Late Cretaceous period

This gemstone ranges in color from a light

This stunning crystal has many beautiful and large terminated points

This gorgeous slab of petrified Cedar wood comes from Washington

Our Green River Formation specimens are all prepared using surgical grade microscopes and the very best fossil preparation tools available

Azurite | Russia Small Ammonites lived in the BearpawAzurite Rubtsovsk Mine Altai Krai, Russia Specimen approx. size: 1. 125" x 0. 75" x 0. 625" Comes with a 1" acrylic stand. Azurite, a copper carbonate hydroxide mineral, is admired for its stunning blue hue. It usually forms in nodular structures alongside other vivid, copper laden minerals. This secondary mineral is formed by carbon dioxide rich water that seeps into cracks, crevices, and caves. Azurite and malachite can often be found together due