1-1/2" Ammolite from Canada Agate the oceans of the Cretaceous

the oceans of the Cretaceous time period must have been terrifying

and still produces copper and silver today

(as well as the density of microscopic air bubbles inside)

or pearls occurring without human intervention

Basilosaurus was the largest and most formidable creature that swam the seas during the Eocene period

1-1/2" Ammolite from Canada Agate the oceans of the CretaceousAmmolite is a natural creation, formed by multiple thin layers of aragonite on Ammonites, 'a shelled sea animal similar to a nautilus', creating a beautiful display of iridescent color rivaling that of fine opal. These special pieces are highly valued because of their rarity in locality and quality. There is only a small area of the St. Mary River, in southwestern Alberta, Canada, where the world's commercial supply of Ammolite comes from. Only two