Crinoid - Mortality Plate - Wall Mount - Fossil Statement Specimen whistler bc rocks nugget-like formations and is valued

nugget-like formations and is valued for its aesthetic qualities and historical significance in jewelry and art

and it’s considered a secondary copper mineral—meaning it forms as copper ores oxidize and weather over time

This specimen looks less bulky than some Moroccan Spinosaurus teeth

and as a gangue mineral alongside metallic ores

Weight: 149g

Crinoid - Mortality Plate - Wall Mount - Fossil Statement Specimen whistler bc rocks nugget-like formations and is valuedMined from: Erfoud Alnif, Southeastern Morocco Era: Late Silurian to Early Devonian Geological Age: 410430 mya Description: This one of a kind crinoid mortality plate features several articulated sea lily fossils spread across a broad, irregular slab of reddish brown marine sedimentary rock. The surface shows multiple crinoid crowns with radiating, feather like arms, long segmented stems, partial calyces, and scattered stem fragments. Some specimens