#collectible fossil

[srlgemstone]

Potamon sp. Crab Fossil; Pleistocene Epoch (2.58 - 0.012 MYA)

[uk-fossils]

Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth Partial Fossil - Hell Creek Formation, Cretaceous, Montana, USA - 100% Genuine with COA

Own a piece of prehistoric history with this Tyrannosaurus Rex Tooth Partial Fossil from the renowned Hell Creek Formation, dating back to the Cretaceous Period, Montana, USA. Known as one of the most iconic predators in Earth's history, the Tyrannosaurus rex roamed North America approximately 68 to 66 million years ago.

This partial tooth offers a glimpse into the life of this legendary dinosaur. Although incomplete, it showcases the characteristic serrations and robust structure typical of T-Rex teeth, which were designed for crushing bone and tearing through flesh.

📏 Scale cube = 1cm (for full sizing, please refer to the photos). The images display the exact specimen you will receive — no stock photos.

✔ 100% Genuine Specimen — Carefully selected and verified. ✔ Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity for complete buyer confidence. ✔ Ideal for fossil collectors, paleontology enthusiasts, educational purposes, or as a unique gift.

The Hell Creek Formation is famed for yielding some of the most well-preserved dinosaur fossils, making this piece not only scientifically significant but also a standout addition to any fossil collection.

Don't miss this chance to own a genuine piece of the past!

💬 Questions? Feel free to reach out — we're always happy to help!

[amnhnyc]

What can we learn from a dinosaur feather preserved in amber? Let’s go behind the scenes of the Museum’s collection of amber fossils to find out!

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Embracing Neurodiversity: Autism and Collections

The Autistic Teacher

[nemfrog]

"Fossil leaves of typical cretaceous plants." Geology, Vol.III. 1907.

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[llouiize]

@chaellooo that's actually funny cause I drew something like this a few days ago! 😭

[echinoid-fossils-on-the-rocks]

More variety of echinoids from different ovale forms, in flint colors on the rock plates.

They looks like dry crusty crumble cookies.

[betweenblackberrybranches]

Aaaaaaa look what i just got!!!!!!!

Look at my cool fossilised plant!!!!!! Its a kind of extinct conifer

Im so excitedddddd

[shadyufo]

There are a few new Curiosity Collections HERE in my Etsy shop! Most of them are in tiny vintage jewelers' / watchmakers' tins.

There are a couple that are EXTRA itty bitty but still packed full of tiny treasures. <3

[katarinanavane]

I've been quiet for a bit because we were moving and my studio wasn't usable for a while in the process, but I'm back and have been making some cool stuff, starting with these two larger moon-shaped salon wall curio collection shadowboxes!

[srlgemstone]

Stromatolite fossil 

The greatest witnesses to the formation of the earth. Spectacular formation.

[uk-fossils]

Thamnasteria Concinna Fossil Coral | Jurassic Inferior Oolite | Dorset UK | Genuine Fossil | COA Included

Add a stunning piece of ancient marine life to your collection with this genuine Thamnasteria concinna fossil coral specimen from the Inferior Oolite Formation, dating back to the Jurassic Period. Every fossil we sell is a 100% authentic specimen and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity for your assurance.

Species Information:

Species: Thamnasteria concinna

Type: Fossil Coral

Geological Formation: Inferior Oolite

Age: Middle Jurassic (approx. 174-163 million years ago)

Location Found: Dorset, United Kingdom

Scientific Importance: Thamnasteria concinna is an extinct genus of colonial coral that lived in warm, shallow seas during the Jurassic. Its intricate patterns and preserved structures provide a glimpse into ancient marine ecosystems.

Product Details:

Scale Cube: 1cm (Please see the photo for full sizing details)

Actual Specimen Shown: The photograph shows the exact fossil you will receive.

Condition: Naturally preserved fossil with visible detailed coral structure.

This fossil has been carefully selected for its aesthetic and scientific value. Its intricate colony patterns are beautifully preserved, making it an excellent addition to fossil collections, educational displays, or unique natural history gifts.

Capture a piece of Earth's distant past and celebrate the wonders of prehistoric marine life with this incredible fossil specimen!

[reddpenn]

Here are some neat rocks that I found in the woods!

Crinoid!

Horn coral!

Crinoid!

Horn coral!

[pokemon-cards-hourly]

[nouveaucrystals]

Reblog if you’ve never seen Permineralized Druzy Wood from Germany! This beauty dates back to the Triassic Period! 🦕🦖

➡️ Shop Sale! ⬅️

[spaceguy44]

My fluorescent (glowing) rock and radioactive materials collection that I've been building for about a year with my partner. Looks cooler IRL than what my phone camera can do. I've labelled everything with the color they glow as the text color.