Sauropod Hip Bone Sphere - Fossil Specimen raw opal specimen These natural grooves and ridges

These natural grooves and ridges give the specimen a sense of movement and direction

This specimen fits that locality well

earthy tones and historical significance make it a popular choice in both decorative pieces and metaphysical practices

This Mosasaur tooth was found embedded in the matrix and has not been remounted

Use: Aluminum Oxide is predominantly meant for tumblers

Sauropod Hip Bone Sphere - Fossil Specimen raw opal specimen These natural grooves and ridgesMined from: Maevarano Formation, Mahajanga Basin, Southern Madagascar Era: Late Cretaceous Geological Age: 6672 mya Description: This one of a kind Sauropod hip bone sphere from Southern Madagascar has a polished grey brown surface with darker fossil bone patterning visible across the piece. The surface shows a mix of dense cell structure, fine webbing, and larger mineral filled areas, giving it a natural organic pattern without being overly bright or