Description
They’re actually the fossilized boring tunnels of shipworm larvae (Teredo) that burrowed into the wood during the Cretaceous period before it petrified
Photos are generally taken wet to simulate what a polish may look like
with some fractures but still nice useable and cabbable material
It's hard to say for certain though
Here is a large slab of the highly rare and extremely beautiful Badger Pocket Petrified Wood
Agua Nueva Agate – Blue Fortification with Moss for Lapidary or Display Hawkeye Tigereye They’re actually the fossilized boringAgua Nueva Agate Slab Blue Fortification with Quartz Drusy & MossThis gorgeous slab of Agua Nueva Agate from Mexico showcases the best this material has to offer: vibrant blue fortification, glittering quartz drusy pockets, and regions of classic static moss. The combination of bold structure and subtle texture makes it a versatile piece for both cabbing and display. Measurements (inches longest approx.): 4. 4 x 2. 3 x 0. 24 Agua Nueva is a highly
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