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Texas Fossil Palmwood Purse these earrings provide lasting durability

Texas Fossil Palmwood Purse these earrings provide lasting durabilityFragment of a forest, long gone. This Texas Fossil Palmwood also known as Palmoxylon comes from an extinct genus of palm that once grew across the globe between the Late Cretaceous and Early Miocene periods, spanning tens of millions of years. It's a genuine connection to a world that no longer exists. The spotted texture running through the piece comes from fossilized rod like structures within the original wood, preserved exactly as time shaped

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Description

these earrings provide lasting durability along with a warm

giving you a unique piece to add to your collection

Unlike many gemstones that appear in a range of colors

Moss Agate forms as silica-rich water seeps through rock

with naturally preserved details that make every specimen unique

Texas Fossil Palmwood Purse these earrings provide lasting durabilityFragment of a forest, long gone. This Texas Fossil Palmwood also known as Palmoxylon comes from an extinct genus of palm that once grew across the globe between the Late Cretaceous and Early Miocene periods, spanning tens of millions of years. It's a genuine connection to a world that no longer exists. The spotted texture running through the piece comes from fossilized rod like structures within the original wood, preserved exactly as time shaped

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