Pyrite Sharks! followed by detailed work with

followed by detailed work with a Dremel tool and finishing with layers of UV-protected epoxy resin to enhance depth and texture

FREEZE DRIED ORIGINAL MOON ROCKS: The same great flavors — orange

Glyptography is the art of gemstone carving

Sericho pallasite has rounded

An estimated 23 tons of fragments survived this fiery passage

Pyrite Sharks! followed by detailed work withRacracancha, Cerro de Pajco, Peru Prized since antiquity for its warm, golden luster and similar appearance to gold, Pyrite has earned its spot in many collectors displays. The mineral gets its name from the Greek, meaning of fire, for its ability to create sparks when struck against steel.