Clean that up, make a silicone cast of it to act as a mold. Then make a wax cast of the silicone mold.Then you can use that wax model to fuse into some other piece of jewelry, like a ring, or earrings.
Then you take that wax model to a place that does casting (ask a pro jewelry repair person), and they'll cast your wax model, using whatever metal you want.
All precious metals are high right now, but sterling silver would be nice. It would darken in the ridges and look cool.
Clean that up, make a silicone cast of it to act as a mold. Then make a wax cast of the silicone mold.Then you can use that wax model to fuse into some other piece of jewelry, like a ring, or earrings.
Then you take that wax model to a place that does casting (ask a pro jewelry repair person), and they'll cast your wax model, using whatever metal you want.
All precious metals are high right now, but sterling silver would be nice. It would darken in the ridges and look cool.
I think it's dead :(
Between 443.8 and 485.4 million years old. Looks like a gastropod from the ordovician period.
https://home.wgnhs.wisc.edu/wisconsin-geology/fossils/gastropod-mollusks-snails/
Who are you so wise in the ways of science
Yeah, that dude rocks.
At least 11days. So like somewhere between 12 days and like 500 million years or something like that.
At least 3
One of my coworkers would say it could be up to 6000 years old, his date for the beginning of the world.
3, just count the rings
That only works with tree-snails
Cool rock, no matter how old.
Could be a juvenile nautilus.