Polish Flint Nodule Display DX669 rhodochrosite with evidence of its utilization

with evidence of its utilization dating back to ancient civilizations

Weight: 2580 grams

607g Optical Calcite Freeform

which is the result of internal diffraction of light within the opal's microstructure

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Polish Flint Nodule Display DX669 rhodochrosite with evidence of its utilizationPolish Flint Nodule Display Approx. Dimensions: 6. 5 x 5 x 4 inches Approx. Weight: 2175 grams Locality: Sandomierz, Poland This nodule of Polish flint has been sliced and polished to display the wonderful banding inside. The rest of the nodule has been left natural. Includes a 3 prong acrylic display stand. Polish Flint is known for its incredibly beautiful banding. It forms in concretions, or large nodules, in Jurassic limestone from about 160