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Dino gembone ID?


Mochaccino

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Hello,

 

Could I get some help identifying this gembone piece? Seller listed it as "gembone dino" with no other info. Dimensions are roughly 5cm cross section, 7cm long. I realize this may be difficult to ID exactly, so perhaps even just an assessment of authenticity as a dinosaur gembone would be helpful.


Thanks!

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Bone preserved in gemstone sounds about right.

Entire dinosaur skeletons have been sold as gemstone because no institution could afford to purchase it. 

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7 hours ago, Rockwood said:

Bone preserved in gemstone sounds about right.

Entire dinosaur skeletons have been sold as gemstone because no institution could afford to purchase it. 

 

Ok thanks! Does this seem like dinosaur origin to you or hard to tell?

 

Didn't know there were entire gembone skeletons, that's insane. So who purchases those?

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1 hour ago, Guns said:

look like typical gem bone from morrison formation. most likely from sauropod. 

 

Guns

 

Gotcha, thanks!

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