Gorgeous Fluorescent Wyoming Youngite Agate | Guernsey, Wyoming glue The widespread occurrence of this

The widespread occurrence of this genus suggests it was a successful and adaptable cephalopod in Mesozoic marine ecosystems

A prominent dorsal fin with both spiny and soft-rayed sections

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The amount of water present during formation can determine whether malachite or azurite will be more prevalent

Gorgeous Fluorescent Wyoming Youngite Agate | Guernsey, Wyoming glue The widespread occurrence of thisStunning Fluorescent Wyoming Youngite Agate Guernsey, Wyoming from a now closed cave Specimen measures approx. 6" x 5" x 3" and weighs 2lb 4oz This beautiful specimen has a fabulous druzy quartz exterior that shimmers brilliantly with each turn. Specimen has a gorgeous peachy lilac color. The main source for collecting these stunning specimens is currently owned by the state of Wyoming and is now closed to soliciting. Youngite is a local name applied