Green River Wyoming Fish Tile ~50 Million Years Old (21 inches across) | Rare Earth Gallery

Discover the prehistoric wonders of the Green River Formation with our exquisite Green River Wyoming Fish Tile. This exceptional piece encapsulates the beauty and intrigue of aquatic fossils, offering you a tangible connection to Earth’s ancient history. This tile features a genuine fish fossil, meticulously preserved in the natural limestone of the Green River Formation, dating back approximately 50 million years. The intricate details of the fish fossil present a remarkable display of nature’s artistry, capturing the delicate structures of ancient aquatic life, from fine bone structures to subtle impressions.This fossil is embedded in high-quality limestone, renowned for its durability and elegance. The smooth surface and subtle color variations add a touch of sophistication to any setting.

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Green River Wyoming Fish Tile ~50 Million Years Old (21 inches across)
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Discover the prehistoric wonders of the Green River Formation with our exquisite Green River Wyoming Fish Tile. This exceptional piece encapsulates the beauty and intrigue of aquatic fossils, offering you a tangible connection to Earth’s ancient history. This tile features a genuine fish fossil, meticulously preserved in the natural limestone of the Green River Formation, dating back approximately 50 million years. The intricate details of the fish fossil present a remarkable display of nature’s artistry, capturing the delicate structures of ancient aquatic life, from fine bone structures to subtle impressions.This fossil is embedded in high-quality limestone, renowned for its durability and elegance. The smooth surface and subtle color variations add a touch of sophistication to any setting.
$1,650.00
Product#: WFT07-XOE
Green River Wyoming Fish Tile ~50 Million Years Old (21 inches across)

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