Leopard Skin Rhyolite Rough Chunk! Root Knot Enchodus painting by Dmitry Bogdanov

Enchodus painting by Dmitry Bogdanov and shared under the Creative Commons Attribution 3

They are believed to be closely related to modern day horseshoe crabs

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

each one in the photos will all be present

and features some of the same lace but tends to have more red

Leopard Skin Rhyolite Rough Chunk! Root Knot Enchodus painting by Dmitry BogdanovLeopard Skin Rhyolite is a depleted volcanic rhyolite formation that tends to be very solid and takes a great polish! It is well known for its oolitic like appearance of tiny orb like structures, and its blend of an interesting pattern and colors which form leopard print like patterns. This material is getting pretty hard to come by, and when you see it, you certainly don't want to pass it up! Leopard Skin Rhyolite tends to work up very well! Weight: