Natural dendritic crystal formations: Offers authentic, tree-like mineral structures for visual appeal
Discovered in Jurassic limestone (approx. 135 million years old): Provides a fossil-like specimen with historical significance
Iron and manganese composition: Unique chemical makeup for distinct appearance
Packaged in 3 x 2 inch display case: Ready for display and educational use
Each specimen is unique: No two formations are alike, ensuring individuality
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Dendrite is a crystal that develops with a multi-branching tree-like form. Its name comes from the Greek word Dendron, meaning tree. The growth of dendritic crystal resembles the process of frost patterns growing on a window. They are often mistaken for fossils. Dendrite forms when water rich in manganese and iron flows between microscopi