Peanutwood, petrified wood stone agate, smokey quartz ,crystal quartz pendant set in sterling silver (92.5) . One of a kind pendant.
Peanutwood, petrified wood stone agate, smokey quartz ,crystal quartz pendant set in sterling silver (92.5) . One of a kind pendant.
Peanut wood stone, clear quartz and smokey topaz pendant set in sterling silver.
Peanut wood stone -25x15 mm
Smokey-8mm
Length-2inch
Handmade
Satisfaction guaranteed
Petrified wood is basically fossilized wood that has had it's organic matter replaced by agate, bit by bit, as it decomposes.
The wood structure is maintained, but the wood fibers are slowly changed into stone. Sometimes a jasper, quartz, pyrite or even opal can be found fossilized in wood. More often than not its coloring is brown, but it has been found in grey and even green color.
This material comes out of Australia. It is a Petrified Wood with and incredible pattern.
Mohs Hardness of 7 with a trigonal crystal structure.
Petrified wood comes from Argentina, Egypt and the Czech Republic, but the most famous source is of course The Petrified National Forest Park in Arizona. This material is quite heavy and has a Mohs hardness of 7, similar to the agate.
Worm holes in this wood were silicated to create the bright white cylinders. Peanut Wood is found sporadically around Australia and must be collected, not mined.
Peanut wood stone -25x15 mm
Smokey-8mm
Length-2inch
Handmade
Satisfaction guaranteed
Petrified wood is basically fossilized wood that has had it's organic matter replaced by agate, bit by bit, as it decomposes.
The wood structure is maintained, but the wood fibers are slowly changed into stone. Sometimes a jasper, quartz, pyrite or even opal can be found fossilized in wood. More often than not its coloring is brown, but it has been found in grey and even green color.
This material comes out of Australia. It is a Petrified Wood with and incredible pattern.
Mohs Hardness of 7 with a trigonal crystal structure.
Petrified wood comes from Argentina, Egypt and the Czech Republic, but the most famous source is of course The Petrified National Forest Park in Arizona. This material is quite heavy and has a Mohs hardness of 7, similar to the agate.
Worm holes in this wood were silicated to create the bright white cylinders. Peanut Wood is found sporadically around Australia and must be collected, not mined.