Saddle Mountain Petrified Wood Rough Chunk! Caldera Paint The skin of this stone

The skin of this stone has a natural polish due to microscopic diamonds in the creek it was collected

with only the occasional chunk now being found at the locale

Leopard Skin Rhyolite is a depleted volcanic rhyolite formation that tends to be very solid and takes a great polish

but it looks like material I've seen from Texas and Northern Mexico

Weight: Approx 5

Saddle Mountain Petrified Wood Rough Chunk! Caldera Paint The skin of this stoneSaddle Mountain in Washington State is a world famous location for Petrified Wood Hunting! It has some well preserved and high quality petrified wood, with most containing good wood pattern and keeping the original shapes of the limbs and trees. It is often a white, grey, brown, and is often mostly fracture free. All of the saddle mountain petrified wood we have right now comes from an old stock estate sale. It is unknown exactly when it was dug, but