Brittle Star - Morocco It gets its name directly

It gets its name directly from its chemical composition calcium vanadium silicate

Commonly found in Iran and the United States

& NaCa4(Si27Al9)O72·28(H2O)

The white of this vase contrast beautifully with the deep red hues

Black tourmaline is often found alongside other minerals such as quartz

Brittle Star - Morocco It gets its name directlyBrittle stars, also referred to as serpent stars, are closely related to your everyday starfish. They could reach lengths up to 4 feet long and live at depths up to 650 deep! There are over 2000 species of brittle stars that still roam the oceans today. They are first seen in the Early Ordovician (~500 million years ago), and are found all over the globe today. They are an interesting fossil to have in your collection as they have unique