Copper Crystal - Native Copper mounteverest When we look up to

When we look up to it

but still soft enough to be shaped easily into tools

The descent and impact was witnessed by local indigenous groups at the time and became an important part of their oral history

Please Note: All Plesiosaur teeth will show signs of repair (typically small cracks repaired with penetrative stabilizers)

Copper Crystal - Native Copper mounteverest When we look up toCopper Crystals first appeared in the Fourth Edition of the Mini Museum. We're happy to share these larger varieties of this naturally forming metal. Above: Front of specimen card. " I will not accept here any copper from you that is not of fine quality." ~ Nanni, Babylonian Merchant to Copper Dealer Ea Nasir, c. 1750 BCE The intricate lattice of native copper crystals reveals a story of deep geological processes lasting hundreds of millions of years.