Infant Woolly Mammoth Molar (with stand) Labradorite / Spectrolite This is a Cleoniceras cleon

This is a Cleoniceras cleon species of Ammonite

The Olivine crystals are normally fractured and produce coloration from light yellow to deep orange

Ranging from the Late Ordovician (roughly 450 million years ago) to the present

When high quality stones are cut properly

Like other Hadrosaurs

Infant Woolly Mammoth Molar (with stand) Labradorite / Spectrolite This is a Cleoniceras cleonMammoths existed during the Pliocene period, some 4. 8 million years ago. However, the earliest Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) was discovered in Eurasia, with its remains dating back only 150,000 years ago. Most Woolly Mammoths disappeared between 10 12,000 years ago with a few notable exceptions. Mammoth remains were discovered on St. Paul's Island off the coast of Alaska, dating around 6,000 years old, and on Wrangel Island north of Siberia,