RARE Fire Obsidian Rough Chunk! Cheetah Agate approx 410 million years ago

approx 410 million years ago

Calico Splatted Oak was a rare form of old stock Opal wood that was dug in Washington in the 70s and 80s

and typically has more orbicular like lace

due to it being a material that Native American Shamans often used and respected

It was arguably one of the most rare varieties at the Kaleidoscope Mines

RARE Fire Obsidian Rough Chunk! Cheetah Agate approx 410 million years agoFire Obsidian is a bright fiery flash, which can sometimes contain other bright colors. It tends to run along a strand, and takes a lot of practise, patience, and skill to cut slabs and cabs of it. It is one that is recommended for lapidary veterans. Fire Obsidian gets the color and flash from magnetite, which are tiny microscopic metal flecks, that are embedded within the volcanic glass. Fire Obsidian is easily one of the most rare forms of obsidian