Lizardite - Mini Heart iridescent goethite The horns were used in

The horns were used in fights against the Triceratops main predator

with an ultra glossy polished finish

The layered appearance develops as crystal growth alternates between iron-rich and iron-poor phases

Otodus sharks were among the dominant marine predators of their time and are considered early relatives in the evolutionary lineage that eventually led to the giant megalodon

The orange-banded pieces may also resonate with the Sacral Chakra

Lizardite - Mini Heart iridescent goethite The horns were used inMined from: South America Description: These small Lizardite hearts from South America display the soft yellow green to olive tones characteristic of this member of the serpentine mineral group. Each piece shows a smooth, waxy luster with occasional natural veining, giving subtle variation to its polished surface. The heart shape highlights the minerals even coloration and fine texture, making these pieces compact examples of Lizardites understated