Dust from the Moon! Obtained by sawing lunar meteorites. 200 milligrams of Moon dust in a bottle.
A unique mineral composed of barium sulphate, barite is remarkably heavy for a non-metallic material. It provides stability and strengthens communication, by reducing insecurity and promoting self-confidence.
Selection of tumbled stones in a nice rounded shape in a mix of 1KG with colorful natural stones. not dyed! From Carnelian to Red Jasper.
Wooden treasure box with various fossils from Morocco, Brachiopods (shells), Gastropods (snail shells), black ammonite fragments and Crinoid.
Rough gemstone mix of 5KG with +/- 200 stones. Suitable as waterstones, decoration material, collecting or for tumbling
Authentic fossil sea lily (crinoid) from Mexico. These pieces are pure and natural, with no added color. Each fossil reveals the characteristic structure of these ancient sea creatures and provides a tangible link to prehistoric marine life.
Selection of tumbled stones from all over the world. Mix bag of 1KG with medium and large stones of 1 to 4 cm.
Authentic lunar meteorite Bechar 007 from Algeria. A rare fragment of the lunar surface, safely presented in a transparent acrylic case. Unique collector's item with scientific value.
A unique mineral composed of barium sulphate, barite is remarkably heavy for a non-metallic material. It provides stability and strengthens communication, by reducing insecurity and promoting self-confidence.
The orthoceras lived about 400 million years ago and is the forerunner of our current squid.
Emerald is one of the most famous gemstones in history, popular for centuries for its beautiful green color.
Round pendant of the Seymchan meteorite from Russia, crafted from the olivine-free iron-nickel part. The photos are for reference; you will receive a similar pendant of the same size and with a unique pattern.
Herkimer diamonds, the quartz crystals from Herkimer. The real crystals from the New York region.
Wooden treasure box with fossil shark teeth and ray teeth that were found in Morocco.
Pyrite is the mineral with the golden shine, it is an iron and sulfur ore and was sometimes mistaken for gold.
The basilosaurus was an impressive prehistoric whale with conical teeth on the front and triangular teeth with many points on the back. The animal had a bite force of at least 1670 kg and lived during the late Eocene.
Aquamarine is the Sea Blue variant of Beril. A beloved gemstone and protector of seafarers for centuries.
The orthoceras lived about 400 million years ago and is the forerunner of our current squid.
Baltic amber polished. Amber is fossilized resin from Scandinavian coniferous trees about 44 million years old.
Practical foldable magnifying glass with 40x magnification and LED lighting in a convenient case. Easy to carry and use in all conditions.
A unique mineral composed of barium sulphate, barite is remarkably heavy for a non-metallic material. It provides stability and strengthens communication, by reducing insecurity and promoting self-confidence.
Plastic bag with fossil shark teeth and ray teeth that were found in Morocco.
Muscovite is the best known member of the mica family with transparent lamellas and wafer-thin crystals. It is the ideal study stone.
Original arrowhead over 30,000 years old from Atérien. Found in Algeria and made of flint or Silex.
