Rare & beautiful Australian Fossil Peanut Wood freeform beads (ETB00852) Ruby

Rare & beautiful Australian Fossil Peanut Wood freeform beads (ETB00852) RubyPeanut Fossil "Peanut wood" is a silicified (petrified) wood, generally of a black brown colour with numerous white borings, which were made by a marine wood boring bivalve, Teredo. This petrified wood was called peanut wood because the patterns resemble peanuts. Dimensions of beads: Size: The smallest: 23 x 32 mm The Largest: 30 x 45 mm this is only an approximate, the size varies slightly. Length: 16 inches Finishing: Polished

all the way down to the animal self

Madagascar Rose Quartz

Often two or more colours are found in a single tourmaline crystal

Size: 24 x 32

Size: 8 - 9 mm

5 - 35 x 26 x 5 mm

Stichtite in serpentine was first observed in about 1891 in the vicinity of the Adelaide mine

This coral is from Utah

Most corals live in warm

Stichtite or Atlantisite

due to the land being included as part of the National Park

Size: 11 - 12 mm  (29PCS)