Faceted Labradorite Pendant - 1.70" phytosaur-scute Known to geology as the

Known to geology as the Green River formation

which fragments the stone during formation and recombines it into a solid material

Similar to modern-day elephants but with much longer tusks

which once was a tundra between the British Isle and continental Europe before it flooded 8

The dire wolf was one of the most successful predators of the late Pleistocene epoch

Faceted Labradorite Pendant - 1.70" phytosaur-scute Known to geology as theLabradorite is a glimmering mineral with a beautifully distinct shine. The stone can form in various colors, with oranges, yellows, greens, blues, and silvers often mixing within a single piece. What makes labradorites colorful nature appear is a geological wonder, a bending of light on the microscopic level. This pendant contains a 1. 70" faceted labradorite centerpiece. We were drawn to these beautiful minerals specifically due to the way they