Crinoid Calyx - Clitheroe #5 Location_Spain This rare twinning form of

This rare twinning form of Rutile

Stibnite is the most important source for the metal Antimony

and was named in honour of Swedish professor Axel Hamberg

including Amazonite and Moonstone

- Protection from other peoples energy

Crinoid Calyx - Clitheroe #5 Location_Spain This rare twinning form ofThis is a fossilized Crinoid Calyx from the Salthill Quarry in Clitheroe Lancashire. You will receive the exact fossil as pictured. Crinoids, sometimes called "sea lilies" (despite being animals, not plants), are marine echinoderms related to starfish and sea urchins. Theyve been floating, crawling, or anchoring themselves to the seabed for over 450 million years! While modern crinoids still exist, the fossilised remains of their ancient cousins are