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FERMACHE WITH TRILOBITE real fossil of the Paleozoic Era to admire and use #2

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On a basis in polished metal lies a magnificent fossil of genuine trilobite that seems to rest on top of a rock. Today, this exceptional marine organism lived millions of years ago, unique and unrepeatable, lives again in a astonishing paperweight to use and admire on a desk, on a bookshelf,. A happy union between the past and modernity, conceived by Nino Basso, for a timeless accessory that exceeds functionality, a "unicum" for a quirky gift idea. Photo illustrates the trilobite paperweight that will be shipped. Specifications: Paperweight measures 6.5 x 6.5 x H cm 2 - weight kg. 0.190 Trilobite Fossil authentic on rock - size cm. 7 x 3,5 Base: nickel-plated brass with glossy finish 6.5 x 6.5 cm Box packaging 11.5 x 10 x h. 3.6 cm Certified of warranty and care advice, inside the package FOSSILINE Collection Code 021-028-13B #2

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Located in Spilimbergo, IT
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