Villiaumite Specimen #10 Location_Germany This Triceratops Tooth from the

This Triceratops Tooth from the Hell Creek Formation

Unlike many fossil teeth that can’t be confidently matched to a species

The neural arch has been broken off

and is much more affordable than the original Namibian Blue Lace Agate

just as we’ve done here

Villiaumite Specimen #10 Location_Germany This Triceratops Tooth from theThis very rare Villiaumite specimen is from the Kola Peninsula, Russia. You will receive the exact Villiaumite crystal pictured. Villliaumite was first found in 1908 in Guinea, and is named after French explorer Charles Maxime Villiaume. It is a member of the Halite group, is soluble in water and is toxic in this form as sodium fluoride in liquid form is easily absorbed by the body, so these specimens should be handled with care and kept dry.