Classic Diplomystus Wyoming Green River Formation Fish Fossil - 29.5" x 46" SVA-001 multi-strand natural leather bracelet inlaid

multi-strand natural leather bracelet inlaid with colorful natural gemstones

The metal is old and over looked automotive parts filling up landfills and is recycled by hand welding hundreds of car

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Featured in this necklace is Aquamarine

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Classic Diplomystus Wyoming Green River Formation Fish Fossil - 29.5" x 46" SVA-001 multi-strand natural leather bracelet inlaidDiplomystus Dentatus Lower Eocene Age 50 million years ago. Green River Formation, Wyoming. Diplomystus' morphology, including its upturned mouth is prototypic of a surface feeding fish. The genus are herrings that likely fed on small surface dwelling fish as Knightia, is evidenced by numerous fossils found with Knightia is the stomach or mouth. The genus Diplomystus is also found to occur in Cretaceous strata in South America, as well as Cretaceous