Description
Title: Large 62 Carats Fossil "Peanut Wood" Cabochon
Description: A rare, palaeontological gem, a large (62 carats), unusual, petrified driftwood, often called PEANUT WOOD, oval cabochon.
Its appearance is due to boreholes infilled with White Radiolarian sediments in brown-black fossil wood.
These types of fossils are only found in the Kennedy Ranges of Western Australia, and they are of Cretaceous age (145-66 million years old).
Dimensions: 50 x 35 x 5 mm.
Presented in an exhibition box.
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Condition: Used
Delivery/collection options: this lot is courier delivery only, collection not available
Location: N21
Category: Collectables
Description: A rare, palaeontological gem, a large (62 carats), unusual, petrified driftwood, often called PEANUT WOOD, oval cabochon.
Its appearance is due to boreholes infilled with White Radiolarian sediments in brown-black fossil wood.
These types of fossils are only found in the Kennedy Ranges of Western Australia, and they are of Cretaceous age (145-66 million years old).
Dimensions: 50 x 35 x 5 mm.
Presented in an exhibition box.
FREE DELIVERY IN UK IS INCLUDED!
Condition: Used
Delivery/collection options: this lot is courier delivery only, collection not available
Location: N21
Category: Collectables
Buyer's Premium
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Large 62 Carats Fossil ""Peanut Wood"" Cabochon
Starting Bid
£30
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