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and promotes clarity
earthy tones and historical significance make it a popular choice in both decorative pieces and metaphysical practices
The opal is polished well and a beautiful palm stone that I think anyone would be happy with
or—as in this case—yellowish surface coatings caused by weathering or microscopic impurity phases that alter its color
5mmApproximate weight of 1 piece: 2
Dragon Fly Larvae - Fossil Number of Larvae:1 Larva and promotes clarityMined from: Piedmont, Italy Era: Mesozoic Era Geological Age: Approximately 230 to 200 million years ago Description: These unique fossil specimens feature perfectly outlined dragon fly larvae. Dragonfly larvae are aquatic and have a distinct appearance, including large, prominent eyes, a pair of pincer like jaws, and a segmented body. The larval stage is the stage in the lifecycle of a dragon fly which occurs between the egg stage and the fully
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