Tiger Iron Bowl | Westaustralien white Mainly brick red to brownish

Mainly brick red to brownish red

The preservation of the fossil is of exceptional quality

Chondrules are typically about a millimeter in diameter and are composed primarily of the silicate minerals olivine and pyroxene

Standing more than 4 meters tall and an impressive 12 meters long

Description: Ceratite ammonite with a limestone layer formed by erosion processes on a custom-made stand

Tiger Iron Bowl | Westaustralien white Mainly brick red to brownishOrigin: Western Australia Age: Older Proterozoic, about 2. 5 billion years ago Size: H8cm W32cm D33. 5cm Description: The 2. 5 billion year old tiger iron is visual evidence of the first life forms on our planet Earth. Dating from the Early Proterozoic, this specimen of the Marra Mamba Iron Formation features a broad chatoyant band, ground and polished into a shell, with a wavy fire colored coloration. The base is ground flat for display. Additional