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Orthoceras *Fossil Squid* - Cabochon

Orthoceras *Fossil Squid* - Cabochon

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Orthoceras - Straight Horn Fossil Squid 

Size: 39mm Tall Hand-Cut 
From: Morocco 

About Orthoceras: Orthoceras, meaning “straight horn”, is the fossilized remains of a cephalopod that lived nearly 400 million years ago. Orthoceras on a spiritual level assists in moving one from the old to the new, and is excellent to carry in times of transition. Orthoceras can enhance telepathy, stimulate the mind to new ideas, reduce the feeling of tiredness, exhaustion and low energy and provide new energy. 

Cabochon for wire wrapping, jewelry making, silver smithing, and collecting. Fossil Cabochons. 

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