Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia sp.) - Oregon Cavansite is often difficult to

Cavansite is often difficult to capture the exact color on camera some specimens have a slightly aqua hue than the "electric blue" seen online

or red crystals

It is estimated that females grew the largest

3 ozFossil Type & Species: Compression & Cardiospermum coloradensisLocation: Green River Formation

This specimen showcases beautiful pink crystals of pink tourmaline set in a pristine quartz matrix

Dawn Redwood (Metasequoia sp.) - Oregon Cavansite is often difficult toThe Metasequoia genus was first described in the 1940s. This "living fossil" flourished in North America during the Miocene (25 to 5 million years ago). The Earth was significantly warmer during this time period, meaning this genus of trees was able to grow far into what is now northern Canada. The world believed Metasequoia glyptostroboides was an extinct species until its rediscovery in a secluded area of China in 1944. Seeds from this tree were