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The Diogenite NWA 7831 This exquisite slice of Diogenite NWA 7831 invites you to explore the enigmatic world of the asteroid Vesta. Its richly layered cross-section showcases a harmonious interplay of dark olivine-rich matrix and lighter pyroxene crystals, reminiscent of a primordial landscape shaped by intense geological processes. The intricate textures and subtle colour variations reveal a history of crystallization and metamorphism, offering a glimpse into the asteroid’s ancient past. Measuring 4.72 x 3.0 inches and weighing 53 grams, this specimen strikes a perfect balance between visual impact and the intimacy of personal study or display. The polished surface accentuates the meteorite's unique mineralogy, making the complex internal structure not only a scientific marvel but also a stunning work of art from the cosmos.   Origin & Classification Discovered in 2020 and officially classified in 2023, NWA 7831 stands among a select group of meteorites that represent the Diogenite classification, known for its origins from the asteroid Vesta. Formed from the remnants of a protoplanet, this meteorite traveled through the vastness of space before landing on Earth, encapsulating a remarkable journey through our solar system’s history.   Details Weight: 53 grams Size: 4.72 x 3 inches (11.9 cm x 7.8 cm) Display Dimensions: 6 x 3 x 3 inches Finish: Polished face Classification: Diogenite  Certificate of authenticity issued by Fossil Realm Inc. Included with purchase.  This meteorite is published in the meteoritical bulletin: Meteoritical Bulletin

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This extra thick fossil glue is designed by us to bond anything, especially fossils. This is the same product we have developed for use in our own lab.

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Single Cheap 3/4 Damaged Megalodon (Extinct Giant Shark) Teeth from the Miocene, South Carolina, USA (SKU G26):- Otodus (Carcharocles) megalodon  A cheap 3/4 damaged, on average 3.5  inch, “Shale Grey" coloured tooth from a megalodon shark. All these cheap teeth are damaged and about 3/4 complete, but are ideal cheap presents for children and grandkids. ONLY ONE SUPPLIED! ONE SENT MAY DIFFER FROM THOSE ADVERTISED. The accompanying photos show you an average set and condition likely. Comes in a box for display and a species/locality label. Found:- Miocene Period, Charleston Area, South Carolina, USA. Age:- 10 Million Years Old. Size of average tooth measured on the slant from tip of tooth to root end (L1) = 8.8 cm (3.5 inches) long. Please note that the fossil may differ from the one advertised here, but one of equal quality is guaranteed

dinosaurstore.com

The Dinosaur Store and Museum boasts a large collection of authentic fossils, including dinosaur teeth and claws, other fossils, minerals, amber, meteorites

thefossilexchange.com

Explore 5.18 inch Megalodon tooth price guide insights and discover why this superior serrated specimen stands out for rarity and collector demand.

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Species - Edestus heinrichi - Extinct Eugeneodont shark Size - 7.15" long Location - Southern Illinois Age - Late Pennsylvanian - Appx 300-310 million years old Remarks - Exceedingly rare to find for sale this is a beautiful and nearly complete jaw from this extremely unusual species. The jaw contains five teeth and has been professionally prepared to show the amazing details of this fossil. This jaw is 100% natural with absolutely NO RESTORATION so it's an incredible find. Only the very front tooth/part of the jaw has been glued otherwise it's completely natural. Another unique feature of this amazing fossil is the natural pyrite that the jaw is partially fossilized with. The tip glows "gold" with this amazing mineral.  One of the fossil world's most desirable shark fossils and also known as the "Scissor-Tooth Shark". This rare specimen, 300 million years old, is a testament to prehistoric marvels. Unearthed from Southern Illinois, it showcases the remarkable Edestus shark's unique and very desirable jaw structure with teeth. Key Features: Genuine 7.15" Fossil Edestus Shark Jaw w/Teeth Origin: Southern Illinois Rare Specimen from 300 Million Years Ago 100% authentic with extremely minimal restoration. All known geographical information will be provided to the buyer. This extraordinary find offers collectors a unique glimpse into Earth's ancient past. With its rare status and historical significance, it's a coveted addition to any collection. Dive into history with this remarkable Edestus heinrichi Shark Jaw - a true gem for enthusiasts and collectors alike.

jtssharksteeth.com

Bring home a giant Megalodon tooth cast! Crafted in 1oz of gleaming .925 sterling silver, this replica captures the awe-inspiring details of this prehistoric predator. Shop now!pen_spark

fossilageminerals.com

Discover authentic Phacodus punctatus fossils at Fossil Age Minerals. Shop well-preserved ray-finned fish fossils for collectors and enthusiasts.

fossilsonline.com

When choosing meteorites, it's important to be aware of distinctions between similar-looking varieties. Recently, there has been confusion between Muonionalusta meteorites from Sweden and Aletai meteorites from China, as some sellers have mistakenly or misleadingly labeled Aletai as Muonionalusta. Both meteorites are f

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Shark teeth, Megalodon teeth, and Dinosaur teeth ranging from museum quality to fossils and shark teeth for under $50. Trusted source for high-quality fossils.