Lucky Strike Thunderegg Polished Bookend Cut - Semi-Gloss Two-Sided Cut Fools Gold this is a truly spectacular

this is a truly spectacular slab

which is believed to have been formed through the osmosis of water within the stone as it was forming

this material was colonized by shellfish larvae called Teredo (shipworm) that created holes

This slab offers both visual complexity and lapidary potential in one exceptional piece

Tri-Flow Obsidian Slab – Swirling Mahogany Pattern – Glass Butte Oregon Classic

Lucky Strike Thunderegg Polished Bookend Cut - Semi-Gloss Two-Sided Cut Fools Gold this is a truly spectacularLucky Strike Thunderegg Polished Bookend Semi Gloss Mossy Pattern Ochoco Mountains Oregon This Lucky Strike Thunderegg has been cut on two sides and given a semi gloss polish on one face, making a natural bookend Cut that showcases the attractive mossy interior this Ochoco Mountains material is known for. Originally discovered by Leonard "Kop" Kopcinski of Mitchell, Oregon, Lucky Strike remains a Central Oregon classic. SPECIFICATIONS Material: