Oyster - Fossil Specimen trex carving The enamel displays muted gray-green

The enamel displays muted gray-green and tan coloration with natural vertical striations running from the root toward the tip

Often referred to as "1000 Layer Quartz" due to its intricate

5cm Depth of dish: 1

The dual coloration is sometimes interpreted as a symbol of balance—harmonizing opposing forces like light and shadow

with its characteristic bands formed through repeated cycles of mineral deposition and crystallization

Oyster - Fossil Specimen trex carving The enamel displays muted gray-greenMined from: California, U. S. A. Era: Miocene Epoch Geological Age: 5 16 mya Description: This one of a kind oyster fossil specimen from California is made up of a thick cluster of overlapping shells in muted grey, tan and brown tones. The exterior has a rough, layered surface with broad shell plates, irregular growth lines and naturally broken edges that show how the oysters accumulated together. One side exposes a large concave shell interior with a