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TUMBLED GEMSTONE SPECIALS

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Amethyst Item Code: SP-20001-AM 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Apache Tear Item Code: SP-20002-AT 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Adventurine Item Code: SP-20003-AV 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Botswana Agate Item Code: SP-20004-BA 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Brazil Fragments Item Code: SP-20005-BZ 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Carnelian Item Code: SP-20006-CN 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Clear Quartz Item Code: SP-20007-QU 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Zebra Jasper Item Code: SP-20038-ZJ 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Hematite Item Code: SP-20009-HM 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Jasper Item Code: SP-20010-JS 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Mexican Crazy Lace Agate Item Code: SP-20011-LA 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Leopardskin Item Code: SP-20012-LS 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Yellowstone River Agate Item Code: SP-20013-YS 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Petrified Wood Item Code: SP-20014-PW 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Red Jasper Item Code: SP-20015-RJ 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Rose Quartz Item Code: SP-20016-RQ 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	South Dakota Conglomerate Item Code: SP-20017-SD 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Snowflake Obsidian Item Code: SP-20018-SO 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Moonshine Conglomerate Item Code: SP-20019-MC 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Tiger Eye Item Code: SP-20020-TE 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Turquesite Item Code: SP-20021-TQ 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Turritella Agate Item Code: SP-20022-RA 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Unakite Item Code: SP-20023-UK 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Youngite Item Code: SP-20024-YG 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Zebra Stone Item Code: SP-20025-ZB 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Dalmation Item Code: SP-20027-DM 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Tree Agate Item Code: SP-20030-TA 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large



Banded Agate Bags of 100 Only Small - Item Code: SP-20039-BA Medium - Item Code: SP-20040-BA Large - Item Code: SP-20041-BA	Chip Rock Item Code: SP-20032-CR 5 lb. Bags	Large Chip Rock Item Code: SP-20033-LC 5 lb. Bags



Sodalite Item Code: SP-20034-SL 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	(Fossil) Petrified Algae Item Code: SP-20035-PA 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large	Striped Agate Item Code: SP-20037-SA 5 lb. Bags - Small, Medium and Large

Miner Jack Says:

"Orthoceras: Orthoceras were marine creatures first appearing 505 million years ago. They are similar to the present day squid. These sea animals could move by squirting water out of their body cavity. They swam in warm shallow seas eating small animals. Some orthoceras grew to be about 6 feet long. In the fossil, you may notice chambers where the animal lived."

"Geode Halves: “Oco’s”, the word used in Brazil where they are found, are tiny agate nodules with a geode center. Agate is named after a river in Sicily called Achates, where it was found in the Fourth Century, B.C. In the center of the rock, where there is a cavity, crystals often form, thus the name geode. The formation in which the geodes are found is 50 million years old and located in the country of Brazil. Farmers have gathered the oco’s for many years. After the crops have been harvested and the farmers are unable to work, the fields are tilled under allowing the oco’s to appear. They are then gathered and sold for cutting into the geode half."

"Arrowheads: Arrowheads are crafted from the same materials (jasper, agate, obsidian and flint) used by Native Americans for centuries. One of the most important and respected members of his tribe was generally the arrowhead maker. Ancient peoples used arrowheads on the ends of spears and arrows as a means of weaponry in hunting animals and as protection against their enemies. Origin: Mexico."

"Shark Teeth: Shark teeth are very common fossils. This is because shark teeth drop out whenever they are worn or broken and new teeth replace these almost immediately. Sharks first appeared during the Devonian Period about 375 million years ago. Paleontologists must piece together shark’s history from only its teeth because its skeleton is made of cartilage, which is seldom fossilized. The largest ancient shark tooth ever known is from a shark called the Carcharodon. Some of these teeth are as long as 8 inches so that would make the shark 45 feet long or about twice the size of the modern Great White Shark."

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