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FOSSIL ROUGH AND SLABS

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The stones on this page are all unpolished slabs and rough fossils of one type or another. We charge one shipping cost for all that will safely fit in a Small Priority Flat Rate box and will ship to the U.S. as well as Internationally. First Class shipping available on request when weight permits. See our Store Policies for full details.


Turritella Slab

Turritella Fossil Slab - Full of Shells

Turritella Slab

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This is a small piece of Turritella Agate from Wyoming. It's full of fossil shells. While this type of material was named years ago after marine fossils, the actual type of fossil was called 'Elimia tenera' according to geology.com. But it is wonderful material for cutting cabochons for jewelry or display. There was a blue pencil mark on one side, mostly erased but should polish off. It measures about 2" x 1 3/4" (not including where it juts out) x 5.8 mm thick. It weighs 37 grams or 1.3 ounces. Ready to be cut and polished into a special jewelry creation. (First Class shipping for less is available on request.)

U.S. shipping cost: $8.75

Turritella Slab   Item# 5259   Price: $2.50  


Bristlecone Pisolite Slab

Bristlecone Pine Limestone Fossil Slab

Bristlecone Pisolite Slab

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This slab is a slice of sedimentary rock, a limestone 'Pisolite' (also called an 'Oolite'). According to Dictionary.com, an 'Oolite' is any sedimentary rock, esp limestone, consisting of tiny spherical concentric grains within a fine matrix (from French - 'egg stone'). They are usually up to 2 millimeters in size. When the little egg-like formations are larger than 2 mm, like we see in this material, they are called 'pisolites' (relating to pea size). I have seen these called fossils, but I found data arguing that Pisolites are actually not fossils - we will leave that to the fossil experts; fossil or not, this one is a neat slice of this stone. The material is found in the Bristlecone Pines Forest Reserve area in Bishop, California, so can no longer be collected; thus our understanding is that it is rare. It looks like a nice solid piece, great for cabochons or a display specimen (unpolished as it is, or polished). It is about 3 1/2" x 2" x 5 mm thick, and weight is 57 grams or 2 ounces. (First Class shipping for less is available on request.)

U.S. shipping cost: $8.75

Bristlecone Pisolite Slab   Item# 5260   Price: $15.00  

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Dinosaur Bone Fossil Slab

Agatized Dinosaur Bone Fossil Slab with Burgundy Colors

Dinosaur Bone Fossil Slab

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This slab is a slice of Dinosaur Bone. You can see the tiny cell structures in this piece. It measures 4" x 2" and is a thick 10.5 mm. It weighs 115 grams or 4 ounces. Plenty of room for a few nice cabs for jewelry or as a specimen, either natural as it is, or polished.

U.S. shipping cost: $8.75

Dinosaur Bone Fossil Slab   Item# 5261   Price: $20.00  


Coprolite Slab

Coprolite (Dinosaur Dung - Petrified Dino Poop) Fossil Slab

Coprolite Slab

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This slab is a slice of Dinosaur Dung, called 'Coprolite' (coprolite comes from two Greek words that basically mean 'dung' and 'stone'). You can see by the photos that it has a number of fractures, so doubtful the buyer could get anything by a few small cabs of out this one; carefully polishing it as a display would probably be ok. But very neat piece unpolished as it is. It measures 4 1/4" x 2 1/4" x just over 6 mm thick, and weighs 81 grams or 2.8 ounces.

U.S. shipping cost: $8.75

Coprolite Slab   Item# 5262   Price: $8.00  


Fossil Algae Slab

Fossil Algae Stromatolite Slab

Fossil Algae Slab

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This slab is a slice of a Stromatolite - Fossil Algae. Apparently it is sometimes also referred to as 'brain algae'. This slice is roughly 5" x 3 1/4" x a little over 6 mm thick. It weighs 134 grams or 4.7 ounces. It's ready to be polished as a display piece, made into cabochons for jewelry, or whatever other creation the buyer sees for it.

U.S. shipping cost: $8.75

Fossil Algae Slab   Item# 5263   Price: $12.00  


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