Herkimer Diamond Druzy 4.19" Cluster on Dolomite dinomite It first appeared in the

It first appeared in the Second Edition of the Mini Museum

Topping out at just over 18m long (59ft)

and an estimated body length between 30 to 40 feet

39" polished Phylloceras fossil from Madagascar

The ropes were replaced in the mid-70s

Herkimer Diamond Druzy 4.19" Cluster on Dolomite dinomite It first appeared in theHidden among Upstate New York's dolostone formation is a stunning group of crystals called Herkimer diamonds. With their striking clarity and beautiful double terminated growths, Herkimer diamonds have been catching the eyes of humans since at least the sixteenth century. This specimen is a Herkimer diamond druzy formation, measuring 4. 19". It was mined in the famous Little Falls Formation, which remains the most prized site for the crystals on Earth.