Harpes Trilobite - Fossil Specimen crazy lace from Mexico Its richly textured surface and

Its richly textured surface and balanced display shape make it an eye-catching cabinet specimen

which likely went extinct due to a combination of habitat loss and human activity

Barite has historically been valued both as a collector mineral and as an important industrial mineral

giving the piece strong contrast and a dramatic three-dimensional display profile

and the exterior has the dark natural basalt rind typical of Brazilian geodes

Harpes Trilobite - Fossil Specimen crazy lace from Mexico Its richly textured surface andMined from: Lower Devonian fossil beds, Anti Atlas region, Morocco Era: Devonian Period Geological Age: 393 419 mya Description: This one of a kind Harpes trilobite fossil specimen from Morocco features a raised black trilobite prepared on a pale grey limestone matrix with a broad, textured display surface. The fossil shows a rounded cephalic fringe with rusty orange brown undertones around the outer rim, contrasting with the glossy dark body. Its