Indonesian Fossil Coral Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Montana but the color is still

but the color is still there

Velvet Obsidian can have a skin that covers the pattern

This old stock classic was found in the 1940s by Shirley Quant

28The last photo has been taken dry so that you may see any defects

It has some gorgeous chevron style Amethyst with deep purple crystal formations

Indonesian Fossil Coral Slab! Lapidary Stone Slab! Montana but the color is stillIndonesian Fossil Coral is a form of Silicated Coral of Lapidary grade! Dug in Indonesia, this gorgeous material often has a white skin, and in the rough, still retains the coral shape! It is well known for its starburst flowers, and when cut right, can display them with amazing clarity! It can make some gorgeous cabochons, and take a gloss polish! It can also have a wide variety of colors, with butterscotch or white being the most common! This is a