/r/petrifiedwood
A place for everything petrified wood and other fossil plants.
/r/petrifiedwood
Top row all arizona, bottom row front 2 are from Burma, back left to right, tietea from Brazil, Oregon, and Utah specimens. I have a thing for bookends.
I found this piece of petrified wood in the mudbank of a small stream in central Ohio, but have no idea what it is. It's quite large (golf ball for scale) and has lots of dimples where branches probably were. If you can help, I'd like to know: What species is it? How old is it? Is it worth anything? Thanks to anyone who can help.
An absolutely stunning piece of mine. ππ
Hi all, Iβve been searching for the perfect petrified wood coffee table for over a year now and came across this one in a local shop. It measures 130cm x 100cm and comes from Indonesia apparently.
You canβt see it in the photo but has this super shiny / glittery type of minerals in it which Iβve never seen in another piece previously (apologies if I come off as an amateur here).
Can anyone please advise me about it and whether the USD 2k price tag is worth it?