Posted 9 years ago
Budek
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Hello,
Has anyone ever seen anything like this? I'm not even sure what it is. At first I thought it must be shell, but when I examine it and put my teeth on it it feels more like stone,...........it is stone.
I'd love to know more about it.
The man that I bought it from immediately put it up to his eyes,...it was funny, a little creepy,
after the initial eye ball comparison it's curious beauty became captivating.
The back, dark, side of it is amazing too.
The colors have more depth than the photos capture.
It's one of those things that just needs to be shared,
Tony.
p.s., I want to add that it's clearly not painted, the color emerges from within the stone, it's definitely not applied to the surface.
I added another photo that I found on Flickr~hopefully I'm not doing anything illegal by posting it here. It's remarkably like mine and hails from the environs of Lake Superior.
Thanks for all of the help, Kevin and blunderbuss!
Thanks for the love, agh!
have a great week-end
What a curious and interesting piece Tony. Maybe some type of geode or fossil ?? :)
Thanks for the loves, mike, Kevin, and Trey, so appreciated!
and Thank You for the interesting comment, mike, I'll do some sleuthing in that direction.
Thanks for the love, ttomtucker
much appreciated!
Never seen anything like this!
Could it be a fossilised Blunderbuss's seeing nude eye ?
;-D
Hi Tonino ... could it be a 'bull's eye agate' ?
My comment is based upon BLUBOI's new posting ....
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/160472-jewelry-by-carlo-giuliano?in=activity
Well, vetra, you beat me to it about bluboi's poste. Good lead. And Kyra, only my bones are fossilized at this point, thank you! Let me give that some more thought! LOL!
kyra and blunderbuss, Thanks for the love and wonderful comments,
Kevin & blunderbuss, Thanks for the great detective work, I think you're right, that it is a 'bull's eye agate. I looked them up, this one is an extremely convincing example:)
a thousand Thanks!!!
Thanks for the love, Manikin!!
beautiful !! yet interesting!!!
Thank You, SEAN!!!