Ghost Seam Agate Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Upper Ordovician These beautiful fossils all have

These beautiful fossils all have at least part of a well defined needle branch

but when cut the other way

No two specimens are alike—each is a unique piece of prehistoric life

Enchodus was probably a very important part of the food chain in the oceans of the Cretaceous

It does have a couple fractures

Ghost Seam Agate Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Upper Ordovician These beautiful fossils all haveGhost Seam Agate is a seam material from the Sahara Desert of Morocco! It is collected by sheep herding nomads, and offers some light blue agate with some interesting fortified material! When cut like a biscuit, it can offer a very interesting cloud scape, but when cut the other way, it offers a neat fortified display that can often resemble an eerie scene of ghosts! It is a material that takes a very gorgeous polish, and can sometimes have a druzy