Peanut Wood Petrified Wood Slab - Unique Australian Fossil classic pattern This is a really neat

This is a really neat one with a lot going on and it's going to make really neat cabochons

While much of the original source area is now protected as a national park

It’s the kind of slab that offers multiple cabbing opportunities—or can simply be appreciated as a stunning display of ancient fossilized beauty

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This piece features exceptional Liesegang banding with dramatic red flow currents

Peanut Wood Petrified Wood Slab - Unique Australian Fossil classic pattern This is a really neatPeanut Wood Petrified Wood Slab Characteristic Pattern Display Rare Cretaceous Driftwood This fascinating slab showcases the distinctive pattern Peanut Wood is renowned for, displaying white void filled formations that resemble peanuts throughout. This Cretaceous driftwood was colonized by Teredo shipworm larvae creating the unique holes. Though this piece has a couple voids, they should be easy to work around for exceptional cabochons from this