Red Planet Obsidian Pendant - 1.472" dinomite simply open the top of

simply open the top of the case and unwrap the tooth and then arrange the tooth inside the case as pictured here on the site

This specimen is a geologic fragment of a prehistoric Deep-Sea Hydrothermal Vent that was recovered from Kidd Creek Mine in Ontario

these teeth are nearly impossible to classify given the scarcity of complete skulls

This specimen is part of a massive eruption which occurred in 864 AD

Millions of years of formation

Red Planet Obsidian Pendant - 1.472" dinomite simply open the top ofRed Planet Obsidian is a volcanic glass found in northwestern Mexico. The material is perlite, meaning this glass formed with water present that evaporated during its formation, increasing its volume and infusing it with globules. Within these pockets, a mixture of feldspar crystals and hematite has produced stunning blooms of reds and oranges. This pendant contains a polished 1. 472" sample of Red Planet Obsidian set into a sterling silver bezel. It