Saccocoma - Fossil largest meteorite If a starfish loses an

If a starfish loses an arm

Botswana Agate can help you find inner peace and serenity

Indian Agate

Description: This dioptase specimen from the Renéville Mine shows a classic botryoidal copper-rich matrix coated with dense clusters of deep green crystals lining a natural cavity

Approximate Weight of 1 piece: 50-100g

Saccocoma - Fossil largest meteorite If a starfish loses anMined from: Eichsttt, Germany Era: Late Jurassic, Mesozoic Geological Age: 160 mya Description: Saccocoma is an extinct genus of small free swimming crinoids (marine echinoderms related to modern sea lilies and feather stars) that lived during the Late Jurassic period, about 160 million years ago. Unlike many crinoids that anchored themselves to the seafloor with a stalk, Saccocoma floated freely in the water column, using long feather like arms to