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Approximately
2 1/2 Long" x 2 1/2" wide × 1/2" Thick
This is a listing for Petrified Wood with large botryoidal chalcedony covering the wood from the Blue Forest near Eden Valley Wyoming.
If you are interested in this specimen, I have a wide varity of sizes and patterns of blue forest and other types of petrified woods and minerals in my store.
It is a UV Reactive Fossilized wood branch with wood Grain (it turns orange under the 365 nm wave length) infused with pockets of botryoidal blue Chalcedony (which react as a bright white). The word Botryoidal comes from the Greek meaning "bunch of grapes.
Wood grain is seen under boutroydal blue chalcedony on one side with petrified algae on the other *with some wood grain exposed.
What sets this piece apart is the unique large botryoidal chalcedony.
This piece of petrified wood from the Blue Forest features a beautiful array of blue tan patterns created by the natural process of wood turning into stone over millions of years.
The orange UV reactive properties of the wood and white reactivity of the chalcedony add an extra element of interest, making it a standout piece for collectors of rocks, fossils, and minerals. Its exquisite beauty and rarity make it a coveted item for those passionate about minerals and fossils.
Free refunds if you are not satisfied.
The photos show the exact specimen you will receive but not do it justice. Like taking a picture of a sunset over the mountains or ocean. It is still beautiful but it doesn't capture the feeling or Essence as seeing it in person.
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Same or next day, secured and insured shipping. Secured packaging to protect the fragile chalcedony.