Blue Amber - Fossil Specimen blue beryl while the upper section shifts

while the upper section shifts into lighter tan and rusty brown tones where the root area is exposed

Anchisaurus had blunt edged teeth and jaws that were not suited for eating meat as they did not have the strength to rip apart other mammals

Chakra: Third Eye & Throat

It’s often used as a protective stone to promote balance and shield against environmental stress

Blue Amber - Fossil Specimen blue beryl while the upper section shiftsMined from: Indonesia Era: Cenozoic Geological Age: Miocene, approximately 23 13 mya Description: This one of a kind blue amber fossil specimen has been polished into a bold freeform with a deep sculptural hollow running through the center. In normal light it reads as a very dark blue black to charcoal tone, with a glassy surface, rounded edges, and a heavy, solid look. A few natural marks and pale surface lines remain visible, which helps keep it