Dendraster Gibbsii - Fossilized Sand Dollar - 1.265" dimetrodonbig This technique fuses the paint

This technique fuses the paint together in a beautiful rainbow of beachy colors

This bracelet features a center bead crafted from the material removed from the crater of 1707 Hōei eruption by local stonecutters

All of these pockets eventually died out due to the lack of genetic diversity that comes from metropolitan interactions with larger populations

Each Mini Museum is handcrafted and carefully encased in acrylic and ready to inspire you

Dendraster Gibbsii - Fossilized Sand Dollar - 1.265" dimetrodonbig This technique fuses the paintFossilized at the bottom of the sea floor over 5,000,000 years ago, this Dendraster is a window into the ocean's past. The body plan of the animal has been preserved in beautiful detail, with their intricate skeletons still clearly visible. This particular fossil is a 1. 265" Dendraster gibbsii from the San Joaquin Valley deposit. The petroleum in this region provides a unique, natural stain to the item.