Desmostylus Tooth - Fossil Specimen pyrite fossil Sourced primarily from Siberia’s Inagli

Sourced primarily from Siberia’s Inagli Massif

where much of Pakistan's serpentine is found

with a glassy luster and sharp faces that catch light from nearly every angle

more prominent crystals project outward from the surface

It is said to enhance feelings of joy and positivity

Desmostylus Tooth - Fossil Specimen pyrite fossil Sourced primarily from Siberia’s InagliMined from: Temblor Formation, Central California, USA Era: Neogene Period (Miocene Epoch) Geological Age: ~2310 MYA Description: This one of a kind Desmostylus tooth fossil shows a well defined cluster of thick, columnar tooth structures rising vertically from a compact marine matrix. Each column displays a rounded top with a central depression, creating a distinctive ring like pattern typical of Desmostylus dentition. The enamel is dense and dark