Black Dome Thunder Egg Half with Waterline Agate Brachiated Core

Black Dome Thunder Egg Half with Waterline Agate Brachiated CoreThis beautiful and very unique half of a black Dome thunder egg is from British Columbia, Canada. These are hard to acquire and are in short supply with their dark green shell that is hard and gives a nice polish. The core of this thunder egg half has a translucent waterline core with white and green and has a brachiated appearance making the core distinctive. It is fully polished and is approximately 4 x 4 shipping and packaging are included in the

This specimen is slightly incomplete with part of the tail and top missing and measures 3” long

2 lbs Item side #1

red and purple with a translucent core and all off it is highly UV reactive

This is a nice sized cut and polished Priday thunder egg from the Richardson’s Ranch in Central Oregon

I have window polished it to show the copper under the layers of oxidation minerals preserving beautiful green and purple patina and then coated the copper to keep it from tarnishing

It has nice pattens of purple and some hollow areas where you can see inside this unique stone sphere

This specimen is approximately 3-3/4” long on a nice natural non trimmed piece of lake bottom silt stone that is 9”x5”

This is a stunning half of a 4 chamber geode cluster from the Crystal Canyon mine in Chihuahua Mexico with needle crystals in light amethyst and clear quartz that have darker amethyst tips and some crystals have some iron stained areas giving it a citrine appearance

The entire geode is approximately 6” tall and 7-1/2” wide

This beautiful blue bi-color agate is from North Ankara

The cost is for local pickup

it is also UV reactive showing green on long wave UV (photo included)