Insect Track - Alabama 10" x 6" x 0.4"

This specimen is a rare fossil of insect tracks from the Pennsylvanian period. This fossil was found in Cordova, Alabama, USA. 

The Pennsylvanian period also known as the Late Carboniferous period is the younger of two sub periods of the Carboniferous Period. It lasted from roughly 323.2 million years ago to 298.9 million years ago. This time period is best known for the diversification of amphibians, insects and the vast amount of plant material provided by extensive forests that resulted in the later formation of coal. The Pennsylvanian period is named after the U.S. state of Pennsylvania, where the coal-productive beds of this age are widespread.

Metaphysically fossils can be utilized to both heighten and supplement one's accomplishments in the business realm and to instill quality and excellence within one's environment. It helps one to dispense with old "programming" and schedules, to be open and receptive to fresh innovative forces.

 Each piece is similar, though no item at Crystal Joys is exactly the same as every item uses a unique stone that is non-fabricated.  Every item at Crystal Joys is truly "one of a kind". Slight variations in color, size and bead shape exist.