Polychrome Jasper Mineral Specimen New Arrival Exhibits pathology on the maxilla

Exhibits pathology on the maxilla and mandible

Its name comes from the barred striping pattern on its chest

The Spoonbill has a unique beak adaptation for catching its food from water

The ibis uses its long slender bill for probing into shallow water and mud to forage for food

Includes distal portions of the tibia and fibula

Polychrome Jasper Mineral Specimen New Arrival Exhibits pathology on the maxillaThis polished Polychrome Jasper specimen is shaped for display or handling, showcasing the stones natural, multi colored patterns in shades of red, brown, yellow, and cream. Each piece is unique, highlighting the striking diversity found in chalcedony quartz. Why Youll Love This: Smooth, rounded surface perfect for display, handling, or collection Each specimen is one of a kind, with natural color patterns and variations Demonstrates quartz formation