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More from the Tucson Show:
More carved animal skulls from Indonesia. These are statement pieces!
Herkimer diamonds traditionally come from New York - but now they have been found in Pakistan. So we can offer these H. diamond necklaces for only $60! We also still have a few New York Herkimer diamonds, sold a few at a time - buy some and compare!
Handsome Fossil teeth from extinct American animals. Great specimens, carefully packed in riker mounts, with identification.
Dominican Larimar is found where amber is found - in the amber mines of the Dominican Republic. This light blue stone has become very popular, and these inexpensive black macrame bracelets show the color of the larimar beads off nicely.
Resin (not amber) skulls with insect inclusions - big fat insects, probably carpenter bees. Kids love 'em!
Difficult to find African aardwolf skull...a fascinating animal, the aardwolf is a species of hyena, but unlike its large and carnivorous relatives, it eats termites. Because of this, it has evolved to have reduced dentition; people often look at an aardwolf skull and assume they are looking at a geriatric animal, but no - the few unevenly spaced teeth are just the way they are. I only have the one, so if you need it, grab it quick.
One last thing - cheap hippie jewelry! Just the thing for your 60's themed summer parties...
And a word from Texas:
And a word from Texas:
BONE ROOM TEXAS
Warthog Skulls. Most of these skulls have been polished to a shine along with their very nice tusks.
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Ron Cauble, founder of The Bone Room, was obsessed with inclusions in amber. At Fossil and Mineral Shows he would typically be found seated at an amber dealer's booth, a great pile of amber pieces before him, peering through a loupe at the world inside each piece.
Over the years, some of the pieces were sold to collectors and scientists (most notably, to George Poinar, recognized amber expert and author) - but Ron was always a better collector than salesman, and his collection grew to museum backroom proportions.
Finally we are getting a good start on cataloging and photographing his enormous collection of amber and copal, and offering this work of love and obsession to the public. We think Ron would approve.
Over the years, some of the pieces were sold to collectors and scientists (most notably, to George Poinar, recognized amber expert and author) - but Ron was always a better collector than salesman, and his collection grew to museum backroom proportions.
Finally we are getting a good start on cataloging and photographing his enormous collection of amber and copal, and offering this work of love and obsession to the public. We think Ron would approve.
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