New Arrival Mammoth Molar Scales- Purple- .16" X 1.5" X 3.9"- Raffir® Fossils With A 45% Price Cut [xko9F3tB]

Mammoth Molar Scales: Purple Beauty Unveiled

Discover the unique allure of the Mammoth Molar Scales, a rare gem from the last ice age. Crafted from genuine mammoth fossils, these scales offer a stunning purple hue that sets them apart from any other material. The listing includes one set of scales (2 pieces) as shown in the photos, ensuring you receive the exact item you see. These scales are stabilized by Raffir® in Denmark, a process that enhances their durability while preserving their natural beauty.

• Stabilized with Raffir® for enhanced durability
• Unique purple color, one-of-a-kind
• Handpicked genuine mammoth fossils

Specs and Technical Details

Each Mammoth Molar Scale measures approximately .16" x 1.5" x 3.9", making them ideal for various applications. The stabilization process involves resin, which may require surface sanding before attachment to a handle. Despite the resin, these scales are incredibly durable and can be processed using normal tools for bone and horn. The natural minerals within these fossils provide a harder texture, necessitating the use of diamond tools for optimal results.

• Size: .16" x 1.5" x 3.9"
• May require surface sanding for attachment
• Processed using diamond tools for the best finish

Practical Applications and Benefits

The Mammoth Molar Scales are not just a piece of art; they are a practical addition to your collection. Their genuine nature and unique color make them perfect for knife handle scales, pistol grips, jewelry, inlays, and more. These fossils are a true testament to the beauty of nature and can be a conversation starter at any event. Ideal for enthusiasts, collectors, and those who appreciate the craftsmanship behind each piece, the Mammoth Molar Scales are more than just an accessory; they are a piece of history and artistry.

• Perfect for knife handle scales and pistol grips
• Great for jewelry and inlays
• Converse starter and a piece of history